Learn the whole Scrum framework the way the Scrum Guide actually defines it — three accountabilities, five events, three artifacts and three commitments — then map a real IT team onto it to spot the parts that are missing or hollow.
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Why "we do Scrum" so often isn't true — free to watch, no account needed.
What you'll learn
- Explain Scrum's three accountabilities, five events, three artifacts and three commitments
- Describe how each commitment attaches to an artifact and gives the team something to inspect against
- Distinguish genuine Scrum from mechanical "ScrumBut" that keeps the labels but hollows the substance
- Map a real IT team's current practices onto the Scrum framework to find missing or hollow elements
- Produce a one-page Scrum Framework Map that audits every element as present, hollow or missing
Syllabus
Do We Really "Do Scrum"?
Why "we do Scrum" so often isn't trueFree preview
Scrum in one picture — the whole framework
The Framework in Depth
The three accountabilities — who is responsible for what
Events, artifacts and their commitments
Applying Scrum to Real IT Work
Mapping your team's practice onto the framework
Case study — the team with no Sprint Goal
Making Scrum Stick
Build your Scrum Framework Map
Common Scrum traps and anti-patterns