Let's Fly to Russia - Workshop Slide Deck
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The document describes a game called "Let's Fly to Russia" that is intended to teach prioritization skills. It outlines how to play the game using the MoSCoW method of prioritization (Must have, Should have, Could have, Won't have). Players work through various scenarios involving planning a vacation and assigning priorities to tasks using the MoSCoW categories to reach agreements. The goal is to practice prioritizing requirements in an agile project management context.
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Let's Fly to Russia - Workshop Slide Deck
- 1. LET’S FLY TO RUSSIA! A GAME FOR IMPROVING PRIORITIZATION SKILLS
- 2. WHY ARE WE HERE TODAY?
- 3. HOW TO PLAY THE GAME
- 6. MoSCoW
- 10. MUST HAVE or SHOULD HAVE COULD HAVE or W
- 11. MUST HAVE or SHOULD HAVE COULD HAVE or WON’T HAVE
- 12. MUST HAVE or SHOULD HAVE COULD HAVE or WON’T HAVE (RIGHT NOW)
- 21. THE TEAM
- 34. PHOTO CREDITS 1. Saint Basil’s by Katie Brady 2. Priority by Robert Donovan 3. Spinner by Paul Fisher 4. 176 by Brian Bozzuto 5. Kleans dag om SCRUM by Klean Denmark 6. Suggestion Box in Volta Regional Library by Beyond Access Initiative
- 35. “Let’s Fly to Russia” and all related game / workshop materials created by K.C. Krupp and are freely available for use under the Creative Commons attribution license. All images seen in this presentation are the property of their original creators and have been used under the Creative Commons license. If you have any questions, suggestions, or would like your work removed from this document, please contact K.C. Krupp at www.kckrupp.com. Thank you!