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In this Managing Workflows with Agile Methods course, you’ll explore how to apply Agile frameworks to support structured and efficient team workflows. We’ll also examine how Scrum and Kanban help teams stay aligned and adapt in real time. These approaches strengthen coordination and maintain steady progress in delivery. To help you apply these practices effectively, we’ll connect core concepts to daily team actions.
We’ll break down Agile delivery systems, presenting sprint routines and Kanban boards as tools for tracking progress, managing scope, and supporting shared ownership across teams. You’ll develop stronger planning habits, improve your ability to adjust workflows in real time, and gain confidence leading collaborative delivery cycles. We’ll also explore visual coordination techniques, time-boxed and continuous workflows, and feedback-based improvements to give you a complete understanding of how to manage Agile workflows effectively. By the end of this course, you’ll be able to guide teams using Agile methods that improve focus and responsiveness.
Learning Objectives:
• Describe the roles and events in the Scrum framework
• Explain how Kanban supports visibility and continuous workflow
• Apply sprint planning and daily standups to guide teamwork
• Analyze workflow issues using visual boards and work-in-progress limits
• Evaluate feedback loops to improve iterative delivery processes
The course covers applying Agile frameworks to team workflows, including the Scrum framework's roles and events, using Kanban for visibility and continuous workflow, sprint planning and daily standups, visual coordination techniques, time-boxed and continuous workflows, iterative delivery cycles, and feedback-based improvements.
You'll develop skills in iterative and incremental development, task management, and workflow management, along with stronger planning habits, the ability to adjust workflows in real time, and confidence leading collaborative delivery cycles.
It suits learners who want to guide teams using Agile methods — for example, those leading collaborative delivery cycles and looking to improve team focus, responsiveness, and coordination using Scrum and Kanban.
The course includes lessons on Scrum for Alignment, Using Kanban for Visibility, Iterative Delivery Cycles, and Agile Team Rituals, plus an introduction and knowledge-check quizzes along the way.