Retrospectives are a key tool in the Agile toolkit. But, they aren't easy.

Some teams do them regularly - but they can become boring and repetitive.

Other teams don't do them - they lack the time, the energy or they don't have a suitable facilitator.

To overcome these problems, and enhance teamwork, Allan Kelly has created a series of Retrospective Dialogue Sheets. These are a new tool in the Agile toolkit to inject some fun and variety into retrospectives. They also abolish the role of retrospective facilitator!

This is a hands on session, everyone will get a go at undertaking a simulated retrospective based on a dialogue sheet and will learn what a dialogue sheet is, how to use one, and find some new ways to improve your work.

	Kanban Portfolio Management Kevin Ryan : 13th Feb 2012
	Maps of Living Documentation Christian Hassa : 18th Nov 2011
	Driving Requirements from Business Value Chris Matts : 18th Nov 2011
	Visualising quality Gojko Adzic : 18th Nov 2011
	BDD As It's Meant To Be Done Matt Wynne : 18th Nov 2011
	What Testers and Developers Can Learn David Evans : 18th Nov 2011
	Where Exploration And Automation Meet: G Andrew Kemp : 18th Nov 2011
	Specifying User Interaction Lasse Koskela : 18th Nov 2011
	Frustrated Architect Simon Brown : 15th Nov 2011
	TDD Android Apps w. Robolectric Joseph Moore : 6th Oct 2011
	You Think You Know Agile? Nathan Gloyn : 5th Sep 2011
	Agile company Allan Kelly : 1st Sep 2011
	Paul Graham’s Trough of Sorrow : 25th Aug 2011
	Stuff I wish I'd known Jon Jagger : 4th Aug 2011
	UX for Hackers Various Speakers : 28th Jul 2011