Continuous Improvement - Formats
Retrospective websites
Below our collection of sites with multiple ideas, variations and exercises to run your next retro. Of course there will be some overlap, but stay open for new ideas.
| Website | Organization / author(s) |
|---|---|
| funretrospectives.com | Paulo Caroli & Taina Caetano |
| luis-goncalves.com/agile-retrospectives-ideas-exercises | Luis Goncalves |
| www.benlinders.com/exercises | Ben Linders |
| www.retromat.org | Corinna Baldauf a.o. |
| www.liberatingstructures.com | Keith McCandless & Henri Lipmanowicz |
| www.boxuk.com/our-work/agile-games | Box Uk |
| agilestrides.com/blog/40-ideas-to-spice-up-your-retrospective | Agilestrides.com |
Individual formats:
Here you’ll find some stand alone pages containing just one straight to the point format.
| Subject | Author(s) |
|---|---|
| Visualising Scrum Values | Steve Trapps (Scrum.org) |
| Team Communication and Personalities Small setup with instructions to guide people to elaborate on their personalities by reflecting on free test results. |
Sjors Meekels (Agitma) |
| Retropoly All the materials and game instructions can be downloaded for free. |
Agile Practice |
Tips & Tricks
A few blogs containing general pointers in organization your retro
| Subject | Author(s) |
|---|---|
| A simple way to run a sprint retrospective | Mike Cohn (Mountain goat software) |
| What I gained from 100 retrospectives | Sjors Meekels (Agitma) |
| Scrum retrospectives tips | Luis Goncalves |
