Getting Started with Scrum - Demo: Holding the Sprint Retrospective Meeting

The video tutorial explains the process of conducting a Sprint Retrospective Meeting, the final ceremony in a Sprint. It covers using tools like Azure DevOps for managing retrospectives, setting up meetings, collecting feedback, voting on issues, and creating action items. The tutorial emphasizes the importance of team discussions and prioritizing feedback to improve future Sprints.

What is the primary purpose of a Sprint Retrospective Meeting?

• To assign tasks to team members

• To discuss improvements for future Sprints

• To review the product backlog

• To plan the next Sprint

Which tool is mentioned for managing Sprint Retrospectives in the Campus Connect team?

• Slack

• Trello

• Azure DevOps

• Jira

What is the role of the Retrospective Facilitator?

• To manage the product backlog

• To write code for the project

• To lead the retrospective meeting

• To assign tasks to team members

During the feedback gathering process, what is the main goal?

• To assign new tasks

• To finalize the product design

• To gather as much feedback as possible

• To implement all feedback in the next Sprint

What is the purpose of voting during the retrospective?

• To decide the next Sprint's tasks

• To prioritize feedback items

• To select a new team leader

• To finalize the product release date

What is the next step after voting on feedback items?

• Finalizing the product backlog

• Scheduling the next Sprint Review

• Assigning tasks to team members

• Creating action items for the next Sprint

How can the details of a Sprint Retrospective be documented?

• In a wiki page

• In a project management tool

• In a shared email

• In a printed report