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Подход eduScrum в педагогическом дизайне образовательного курса

February 27, 2021 By Anurag Shrivastava

Ведущая: Татьяна Аксенова

Лицензированный тренер eduScrum, коуч, преподаватель, доцент ФГБОУ ВО “КалмГУ”

Провела следующие образовательные курсы в подходе eduScrum: “Планирование на предприятии”, “Экономическая стратегия предприятия” (Калмыцкий государственный университет, бакалавриат Экономика), “Управленческое консультирование” (Московский Городской Университет Управления Правительства Москвы им. Ю. М. Лужкова, бакалавриат “Государственное и муниципальное управление”, “Управление персоналом”). В составе команды приглашённых экспертов проведён  кейс-чемпионат для магистрантов Российского химико-технологического университета им. Менделеева. 

С какими проблемами сталкивается сегодня образование? Мотивация, вовлеченность, эффективность обучения студентов? Да, безусловно, это очень важно. Но следует учесть и другое. Каждый из педагогов, какой бы курс он ни преподавал, прежде всего, готовит профессионалов для экономики, для бизнеса. Будь то будущий учитель, инженер, экономист, юрист.

Первой проблемой, с которой сталкиваюсь я, начиная какой-либо учебный курс – как максимизировать практическую пользу для студента? Как соединить минимум теории и максимум практики? В подходе eduScrum я нашла это сочетание инновационной бизнес-методики и четкой структуры, необходимой для любого образовательного курса.

Tagged With: Academic, Agile, education, scrum, Teaching, university

Graduate Stories of Learning and Living Agile

February 25, 2021 By Anurag Shrivastava

How can students be prepared for an agile working environment by teachers?

Looking for story-tellers…

Given that more and more workplaces are describing themselves as using agile methods, both in IT and more widely, teachers should rightly be concerned with understanding what approaches are most effective when preparing students for their careers. After all, it’s unlikely that a waterfall education is appropriate for people working in an agile world.

In this session we invite stories from graduates of courses (formal or informal, academic or not) that included a module on agile software development or business agility in organisations about how what you learned helped you in your careers. invite you to bring and share short stories about how your education and training impact your work lives.

If you’re wondering if your story is relevant, this is the sort of thing we’re looking for:
• Did a particular exercise bring an agile idea to life?
• Did something a teacher said always confuse you until you saw something in the “real” world that made it click?
• Have you found yourself returning to notes or textbooks about agile ideas in the workplace?
• Has a teacher helped ignite a passion for agile in you?

This session is for you if you are, were or have an interest in students, teachers (lecturers, trainers, mentors, coaches and other educators) and hiring managers. We are considering future sessions to hear from teachers, hirers and others to help understand how education needs to think about agile for the future, and how teachers can bridge the gap between theory and practice.

Format

We’ll be using a Lean Coffee approach to facilitate interesting conversations and hear real stories from participants. Prepare your short story before hand, and at the start of the session we’ll collectively agree which stories we want to hear. During the session you can add new stories to the board, and we’ll adapt as we proceed.

Stories?!

Yes, stories. We all know agile ideas and theories, but we’re more interested in hearing about what that means in the real world. Stories are how we build worlds and communities, ideas and movements, change and improvement. They explain the process of becoming, they shed light on reality, and they’re fun!

We’re not after novels or even fairy tales, we just want to hear what happened, what your experience was, what it meant to you, and/or the impact it had. Start at the beginning, or start at the end, and tell us something interesting, unexpected, inspiring or helpful!

Tagged With: Academic, English

The Future of Academic Agile Research – Panel 2 Discussion

February 24, 2021 By Anurag Shrivastava

Hear the views of leading experts Torgeir Dingsoyr, Scott Ambler, Esther Derby and Allan Kelly in a panel discussion chaired by Martin Kropp.

We’ve asked each panellist to prepare their views on ‘the future of academic agile research’ including:

What are the main research area on agile today and what research area are going to emerge in the near future?

How do you see the relationship between research and the ecosystem of agile?

How can organizations implementing agile benefit from research on agile?

Join us to be part of the discussion.

Arranged and supported by The Agile Research Network – The Swiss Agile Research Network and Victoria University Wellington.

Tagged With: Academic, Future, Research

The Future of Academic Agile Research – Panel 1 Discussion

February 24, 2021 By Anurag Shrivastava

Hear the views of leading experts Deepti Jain, Robert Biddle and Aino Corry in a panel discussion chaired by Martin Kropp.

We’ve asked each panellist to prepare their views on ‘the future of academic agile research’ including:

What are the main research area on agile today and what research area are going to emerge in the near future?

How do you see the relationship between research and the ecosystem of agile?

How can organizations implementing agile benefit from research on agile?

Join us to be part of the discussion.

Arranged and supported by The Agile Research Network – The Swiss Agile Research Network and Victoria University Wellington.

Tagged With: Academic, Future, Research

Agile for students: Using Iterations for efficient learning or research

February 19, 2021 By Anurag Shrivastava

 In this session you will be introduced to the Agile mindset that can help companies and individuals make their internal processes more efficient and fast. Studying and learning are the areas where Iterations, as part of Agile methodologies, can help students on their path to education with less stress, more benefits and better outcomes. In this session you will learn about the iteration flow and how you can use them to make things happen. This webinar will be a contribution to students, as well as teachers that are interested in helping their class to achieve better results.
The webinar will be held by Yury Ialtanskii, co-founder of Flex Growth Group, a proactive leader with over 8 years of experience in the technology sector. Yury is experienced in the areas of Agile, Data Analytics, FinTech, Project and Program Management. He is PSM I/II certified, having extensive experience with Scrum, Kanban, Lean and Scaled Agile (SAFE, Nexus, LESS) frameworks acting as a change agent leading the digital transformation process in large corporate organizations.
Session facilitator is Julija Sipicina-Buhgolca, marketing strategist with experience in international companies such as SAMSUNG, L’OREAL, MARS INC. Socio-cultural anthropologist, pHD neuroscience researcher, lecturer at such universities as Lomonosov Moscow State University, NUST MISIS, Riga Stradins University, etc.

Tagged With: Academic, Agile, education, iterarations, learning, students, university

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