Agile and Llama for ISD Project Management
- 30m
- Megan Torrance
- Association for Talent Development
- 2014
The Agile methodology helps project managers respond to rapidly changing business requirements that can shift even before a project is complete. It guides you to better target the deliverables required to meet a project’s goals, fine tuning as necessary. A form of Agile, the Lot Like Agile Methods Approach (LLAMA), is designed specifically for instructional projects.
In this TD at Work, you will learn how to:
- Identify business goals that will help you align your project accordingly.
- Leverage the LLAMA approach to define the scope of a project.
- Select a primary learner persona (PLP) for your project.
- Break your project into easy to manage tasks.
- Use iterative development to refine a project’s deliverables.
About the Author
Megan Torrance is the chief energy officer of TorranceLearning, an e-learning design and development firm. With more than two decades of experience in change management, instructional design, and business consulting, Megan brings a passion for design excellence into her project management.Torrance Learning is based outside Ann Arbor, Michigan.
In this Book
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Why Agile?
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Identify a Business Goal
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Start with the Learner in Mind
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Define Scope with Learner Stories
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Chunking the Work Effort
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Plan the Work and Work the Plan
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Iterative Development
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Conclusion
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References & Resources
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Job AID
