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AI Learning Over Time • Cohort-Based

Cohorts and Workshops

These offerings are designed for groups who want to build practical AI capability together over time—using a repeatable, outcomes-focused approach. Explore the options below, then visit each class page for the full details.

  • Team Activation — align on goals, tools, and guardrails.
  • AI Audit — assess readiness, risks, and highest-value use cases.
  • AI + Scrum Cohorts — build habits across roles with hands-on practice.
  • AI for Scrum Teams — practical, role-based workflows your team can adopt.
Tip: If you’re not sure where to start, choose AI Audit first—then map a cohort plan from the findings.

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Pick your next step—start with free learning, watch the videos, or browse the full course catalog.

Prefer Virtual or On-Site delivery for your team? See Corporate Training Offerings.

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24 Feb 2026

Step 4: Sprint Planning Acceleration

The Key Principle

AI should propose:

  • Possible Sprint Goals

  • Possible scope groupings

  • Possible dependency flags

The team still decides:

  • What to commit to

  • What fits capacity

  • What aligns to product strategy

AI drafts.
The team commits.

Author: Rod Claar
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24 Feb 2026

Step 1: Start with product vision that teams can actually execute

If the team cannot use it to prioritize backlog items, it is not actionable.

Author: Rod Claar
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24 Feb 2026

Step 2: Identify customers, users, and the decisions that matter

If you cannot name:

  • Who you serve

  • What they are trying to decide

  • What “job” they need completed

Your backlog will drift.

Author: Rod Claar
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24 Feb 2026

Step 3: Turn outcomes into backlog slices (without giant stories)

If a backlog item cannot be completed inside a Sprint with clear acceptance criteria, it is not sliced—it is deferred complexity.

The goal is not smaller tasks.
The goal is small increments of validated outcome.

Author: Rod Claar
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24 Feb 2026

Step 2: Turn backlog items into “buildable slices” (small, testable, valuable)

If work does not fit comfortably inside a Sprint with clear acceptance criteria, it is not ready.

The objective is not smaller tasks.
It is small, usable increments that deliver observable value.

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