Jira and Confluence for Users/Managers/Administrators

learn how velocity is calculated by totaling story points for fully completed user stories at sprint end, and use the velocity chart in Jira to forecast work across sprints.

Explore how rovo ai task creation in jira demonstrates building a scrum board, managing backlog with tasks and sub-tasks, and generating work items and summaries within jira and confluence.

Learn how Jira query language (JQL) enables the most flexible search for issues, with definitions, practical examples, and powerful filters by project, status, and operators like equals and or.

Explore managing a company managed project in Jira, including project settings, leads, automation, issue types, workflows, screens, fields, versions, components, security, and integrations like GitHub, Slack, and issue collectors.

Learn to create a custom group, invite members by email, and assign Jira and Confluence access with organizational roles, using contractor groups for secure, scalable administration.

Learn to create a Jira project with the project management template, set up a simple board with tasks and subtasks, assign due dates, and track progress with calendars and reports.

Learn to navigate Confluence and access Jira, spaces, templates, and the home page. Create a team space, set a space key, manage permissions, and archive or customize it.

Discover why agile was developed to shorten long development cycles and improve delivery, with real-world examples of requirements gathering, costly implementations, and wasted time.

Compare scrum and kanban approaches, define key agile terms such as backlog, user story, sprint, and roadmap, and learn how these concepts appear in Jira workflows.

Track a scrum project with information radiators, define done, align on vision and norms, and use a roadmap, release plan, and sprint burn down chart in Jira.

Explore agile methodologies such as scrum, kanban, xp, lean, dsdm, crystal, and safe, and see how teams apply sprints, standups, kanban boards, and continuous delivery in practice.

Create an agile project in Basecamp using a framework with sections for requirements gathering, development, backlog, and completed, then assign tasks and track progress.

Explore Trello to-do boards, using templates, time boxing, and getting things done principles to track tasks with labels, checklists, due dates, and easy filtering.