This document summarizes 13 projects created by 146 people. It describes the contributors and purpose of each project, which include calendars, articles, books, games, quizzes, conferences, coaching retreats and more. Most projects had between 3-100 people contributing. The projects utilized tools like Google docs, calendars, email, Dropbox and more for collaboration between geographically distributed contributors.

1. How 146 people created 13 projects ...

2. I’m EVIL
2
2

3. I’m
on stage
3

4. Who helped me out?
-Google calendars (73 People)
-Agile Conference Calendar, Agile Events Calendar, Agile Conference Submission Calendar
- Agile Retroflection (52 People)
-The Core article in Methods and tools (14 People)
- Agile games google group (575 Members)
- Agile Quiz (22 People)
- Agile Games book (Unknown)
- Who is agile (20 People)
- Agile T-shirts (8 People)
- ATQ (7 People)
- Agile Booklists (A2010:33)(A2011: 39) (AYE2011: 9) (Stoos2012: 17)
- Coach Retrait (3 People)
-Shared Slide pictures DropBox Folder (3 People)
-Post it’s for Teenager Joppe (88 People)
-This presentation (Unknown)

5. Helpers statistics
- 146 helpers
- 107 on one project
- 26 on 2 projects
- 6 on 3 projects
- 5 on 4 projects
- 2 on 5 projects
I did not count Booklists, agile games google group, this presentation

6. It’s NOT my story
It’s the story of
146 People

7. I steal
AWESOME idea’s
7
7

8. AWESOME coach
8 of the week

9. I’m LAZY
9

10. I ignore
my
family
while
doing so
10

11. I keep all the
money
11

12. I keep all the
money
12

13. Pay it Forward
13

14. How do I start?
14

15. I have a problem
15

16. I realize
more
people
have a
similar
16
problem

17. Just DO it
17

18. Share IT with friends
18

19. Will you
help?
19

20. 20
20

21. #MyDailyThankYou
21

22. 22

23. NO meetings
23

24. Embrace Change
24 @kentbeck

25. Tools we used
25

26. Skype
26

27. E-mail
27

28. Check–in
28

29. G-Spreadsheet
29

30. How to Help Document
30

31. STOP Starting
START Stopping
31
@YvesHanoulle

32. What did we
learn?
32

33. Writing a book
the AGILE way
33 is POSSIBLE

34. Writing a book
the AGILE way
34 is DESIREBLE

35. Reading an
AGILE book is
HARD
35 @GDinwiddie

36. 36
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37. Community Projects
need a shipbox
37

38. Tools are important

39. Visual Management
39

40. Visual Management
40

41. The agile community
is generous
41 @DocList

42. Their is always someone who
finds the right words in a difficult
Situation
42 @Irene Kuhn

43. Anyone can have a
brilliant idea
43 @Andrea Chiou

44. Surgical
team?
44

45. Today
WE
launch
Version One

46. The Current Projects
46

47. Agile Calendars
47

48. Agile @Retroflection
of the day
-1 Twitter account (@Retroflection)
-1 Twitter tag #ARTOD
-1 tweet a day since 01/01/2010
- (that’s +1000 tweets)
-We look for:
-Teammembers
-Twitter Followers
48 -Retweeters

49. The Core Protocols,
an experience report
-2 articles
-G Doc
-14 people
-13 pages
-7008 words
+ 3000 edits
-http://www.methodsandtools.com/archive/archive
.php?id=106
49

50. Agile Games Google
group
50

51. Agile Quiz
51

52. Agile Games Book
52

53. Public versions
http://leanpub.com/WhoIsAgile
• English Version 36 (Published weekly)
– 81 people
– 350 pages
– 130 books
– 20 community events
– 2 Philantropic
– 3 maps
• Translations
– Catalan
– French
– German
– Italian
– Indonesian
– Spanish
– Russian
– Your language?
>> please help me find translators

54. Agile T-shirts
54

55. Agile Thursday Quiz
(ATQ)
55

56. Agile Conferences
Booklist
56

57. Coach Retreat
57

58. Slide Pictures Shared
DropBox
-1 Shared dropbox folder containing:
-66 folders
-1.1 GB
-2506 pictures
58

59. Spin off’s
59

60. ConfRadar
60

61. Agile @Retroflection
of the day
61

62. 62

63. Resources
63