Agile
Camp
Berlin
OCT 22-24, 2020
The Virtual Barcamp Experience—
Community, Sharing & Learning
Join the virtual Agile Camp Berlin 2020 and experience three energizing days with 200-plus agile peers focusing on community, sharing, and learning. We will practice games and exercises; we will share tips & tricks, lessons learned, and war stories from the agile trenches—all self-organized in a virtual Barcamp format from October 22-24, 2020.
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Next Week: Join the Virtual Agile Camp Berlin 2020
Join 250-Plus Peers for the Agile Camp Berlin 2020 In less than a week, more than 250 people will attend the virtual Agile Camp Berlin 2020. Please consider the following activities to maximize your attendee experience: Submit Your Session Proposal We already have 25 session proposals, ranging from a Travel to Mars, to Thinking with…
Read MoreVirtual Agile Camp Berlin 2020: Schedule, Session Proposals, Technology, and Workshops
TL; DR: The vACB20’s Schedule, Session Proposals, Technology, and Workshops Learn all about the organization of the virtual Agile Camp Berlin 2020 schedule, from your session proposals to session planning to the essential technology to enjoy the best possible experience.
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The ACB20 Workshop Days
October 22-24, 2020
Proposed Sessions
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WorkshopAgile Freelancer - Market, Conditions, Strategy, Satisfaction by Heiko Erhardt
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ExperienceAgile Clinic by Christopher May
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ExperienceCommunication Clashes & How to Avoid Them by Corinne Wilhelm - Clever2gether Podcast Host
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WorkshopHow to create high quality executional OKRs? by Julia Kümmel
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OtherOKRs, agile leadership and Prussian generals - or why do OKRs work so well in agile organisations? by Sven Kräuter
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OtherRolling out Scrum using Kanban, or: why it's not about "either... or...", but more about "both... and..." by Sven Kräuter
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OtherDoes the Kanban Maturity Model make Kanban a framework? by Sven Kräuter
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ExerciseStory Mapping exercise by Sven Kräuter
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WorkshopTeam values - Finding and Aligning by Lynoure Braakman
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OtherFacilitating Emergence? by Victoria Wenzelmann
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ExerciseMicro-Improvements by Andreas Wittler
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ExperienceProject Design for Thrivability: Lessons & challenges learnt with Corporate Client by Aman Eid
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WorkshopFacilitating change with the 4 quadrants model by Susanne Johne
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ExperienceEmergent Conversation Practice by Susanne Johne
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WorkshopCombining OKRs with health metrics by Jelmer Koekkoek
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WorkshopWork in Progress - Kanban WIP Limits in practice by Markus Neuschäfer
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OtherAsk Me Anything about Remote Teams by Mark Kilby
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ExperienceAsynchronous communication exchange by Martin Betz
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ExerciseTeam Bonding Exercises by Paula Snyder
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ExerciseAgendashift - And When X… by Andreas Wittler
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ExperienceCase Study on Agile Transformation by Annelore Arnold
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WorkshopThinking with hands by Julia Haug
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WorkshopAgile goes Nonprofit by Thomas Zimmermann
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WorkshopSketchnotes Mini-Workshop by Sebastian Nemak & René Bohrenfeldt
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OtherSite Reliability Engineering - Intro by Maciej Jarosz
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WorkshopMethods of decision-making in groups by Marei Bauer
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GameTravel to Mars by Eduardo Siegelwachs
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Exerciseicebreakers to cultivate: - community - creativitiy - change of perspective by Agnes Senger
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ExerciseMotivational Cake by Bernd Ebert
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ExperienceBacklog Refinement for Connected Products at a Leading Northern German Airport by Nils Hyoma
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ExerciseRetrospective Future Perfect by Eduardo Siegelwachs
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OtherQ&A related to Large-Scale Scrum (LeSS) by Robert Briese
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WorkshopThe most important decision in large-scale product development - The Definition of the Product by Robert Briese
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GameThe Agile Coach Game by Michael Tarnowski
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OtherFlight Levels - questions before take-off by Eva
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WorkshopEnter the system: Getting started in a new company or client by Martin Stahl, Nils von Harlessem
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GameFoodride Game by Andreas Wittler
Tech
The virtual Agile Camp Berlin uses Veertly.com as our event software. All you need to experience three energizing days of community, sharing, and learning is a modern browser — preferably Chrome — and a stable Internet connection.
Please note that session hosts might require the use of additional software. Please check the session descriptions to ensure the best possible experience.
