The document outlines the purpose and process of a sprint planning meeting in Agile methodology, focusing on establishing sprint goals and creating a sprint backlog. Key participants include the Scrum Master, Product Owner, and Agile team, with steps involving task assignment and time estimation. It also touches on tools for remote collaboration, such as Skype and virtual boards.

1. SPRINT PLANNING MEETING

2. The Purpose of Sprint
Planning
Establish goals for your
sprint
Choose the user stories
that support those goals
Create a sprint backlog

3. Who does it?
Scrum Master
Product Owner
Agile Team

4. Definition
Discuss and set a sprint goal.
The sprint goal should be an overall
description supported by the highest-priority
user stories in the product backlog.
Review the user stories from the product
backlog
Determine what the team can commit to in
the current sprint.

5. The Planning Steps
1. The Product Owner describes the highest ranked
product backlog item
2. The team determines the tasks necessary to
complete that product backlog item
3. Team members volunteer to own the tasks
4. Task owners estimate the ideal hours they need to
finish their task
5. Planning continues while the team can commit
to delivery without exceeding capacity

6. Working with remote
teams?
Skype
Hang out
Virtual boards

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