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    Product Backlog.xlsx

  [1] Introduction

   [1] How to evaluate agile tools.srt

   [2] What you should know.srt

   [3] Remember agile values.srt

  [2] 1. Staying Lightweight with Microsoft Excel

   [1] See the benefits of Excel.srt

   [2] How to create a spreadsheet backlog.srt

   [3] Ways to show the team's progress.srt

  [3] 2. Plugging into Atlassian Jira

   [1] Log into Jira.srt

   [2] How to build a Jira backlog.srt

   [3] Set up team sprints.srt

   [4] Create tasks from user stories.srt

   [5] Configure your task board.srt

   [7] Complete Jira sprint.mp4

   [8] Summary of Jira.mp4

  [4] 3. Collaborating with Trello Cards

   [1] Log in to Trello.srt

   [2] Create a product backlog with Trello cards.srt

   [3] What to put on your Trello cards.srt

   [4] How to prioritize cards on your board.srt

   [5] Plan out your sprint.srt

   [6] Break user story cards into tasks.srt

   [7] Track cards across the board.srt

   [8] Close out boards at the end of a sprint.srt

  [5] 4. Going Big with Microsoft Azure

   [1] An overview of Azure DevOps.srt

   [2] Create an Azure DevOps account.srt

   [3] Select the scrum process.srt

   [4] Start an Azure product backlog.srt

   [5] Organize Azure stories on a backlog board.srt

   [6] Add Azure stories to sprints.srt

   [7] Create Azure tasks for the sprint task board.srt

   [8] Track progress with Azure dashboard.srt

  [6] 5. Embracing Open Source with GitLab

   [1] The GitLab download and initial install.srt

   [2] Set up GitLab groups to mirror your organization.srt

   [3] List GitLab stories on a backlog board.srt

   [4] Add labels to keep track of GitLab stories.srt

   [5] Prioritize GitLab stories in the backlog.srt

   [6] Set up GitLab sprint milestones.srt

   [8] Use a wiki page to run GitLab retrospective.mp4

   [9] The benefits of open source GitLab.mp4

  [7] Conclusion

   [1] Tools needed to support the agile mindset.srt