Getting Started with JIRA - Basics of Agile Methodology

This video provides a crash course on Agile methodology, focusing on its principles and tools like Jira. It explains Agile boards, Scrum, and Kanban workflows, highlighting the differences between Scrum's sprint-based approach and Kanban's ongoing process. The video emphasizes the importance of choosing the right tools for your team and prepares viewers for learning key Agile terms in Jira.

What is the primary purpose of this video tutorial?

• To explore various digital tools for Agile

• To provide an in-depth look at Agile methodology

• To give a crash course on Agile and its relation to Jira

• To discuss the history of Agile

Which of the following is NOT a principle of Agile methodology?

• Continuous improvement

• Adaptive planning

• Early delivery

• Rigid structure

What is an Agile board primarily used for?

• To organize work using Agile methodology

• To track financial expenses

• To schedule team meetings

• To manage personal tasks

What is the key difference between Scrum and Kanban?

• Scrum uses sprints, while Kanban does not

• Kanban is a digital tool, Scrum is not

• Kanban uses sprints, while Scrum does not

• Scrum is for small teams, Kanban for large teams

In a Scrum sprint meeting, what is typically discussed?

• The company's annual goals

• The budget for the next project

• The weather forecast

• What went well and what can be improved

How often are sprint meetings typically held in Scrum?

• Every day

• Every two weeks

• Once a month

• Once a year

In Kanban, how are new tasks added to the workflow?

• At the end of each sprint

• Only at the start of a project

• Once a month

• Continuously, as needed