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Managing User Stories in the Scrum Framework
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Managing User Stories in the Scrum Framework

Create, estimate, split, and refine user stories effectively in Agile Scrum teams
Created byJimmy Mathew
Last updated 1/2026
English
English

What you'll learn

  • Write effective user stories focused on customer value
  • Apply user-story mapping techniques with practical examples
  • Estimate work using story points, T-shirt sizing, and planning poker
  • Split epics into smaller, meaningful backlog items
  • Prioritize and structure the product backlog effectively
  • Use DoR, DoD, and acceptance criteria to ensure consistent quality

Course content

1 section5 lectures39m total length
  • Introduction0:58
  • User Story Basics12:49
  • Managing User Stories12:36

    Lecture 1 - Managing User Stories

  • Additional Lecture: Scrum Overview12:18

    Explore how Scrum uses empiricism and lean thinking to deliver value via iterative development, with Product Owner, Scrum Master, and developers guiding roles, events, artifacts through transparency, inspection, and adaptation.

  • Additional section: Test your basic Agile & Scrum Knowledge
  • Bonus Lecture1:10

    Explore a broad lineup of agile and Scrum courses, from certification prep to practice tests, coaching, and product ownership, with a resource file of discounted enrolment links.

Requirements

  • Basic awareness of Agile or Scrum principles is helpful
  • No prior experience required — examples and templates included

Description

Learn how to create, manage, and refine user stories effectively within the Scrum framework.


This practical, scenario-focused course explores how user stories help Agile teams capture customer needs, prioritize value, and deliver meaningful product increments. You’ll walk through the complete lifecycle of user stories — from writing and estimation to splitting, mapping, and refinement — all aligned with the latest Scrum Guide guidance and modern Agile practices.


Through clear explanations and real-world examples, you’ll learn how to:

• Write meaningful user stories centered on end-user value

• Estimate work using story points, T-shirt sizing, and planning poker

• Split epics into smaller, clear, valuable backlog items

• Map user journeys and improve backlog structure

• Apply Definition of Ready (DoR), Definition of Done (DoD), and acceptance criteria consistently


This course benefits anyone involved in product development and collaborative Agile delivery, including those who contribute to backlog refinement, sprint planning, or value prioritization.

By the end, you’ll be equipped to manage product requirements more confidently, collaborate effectively with stakeholders, and ensure your backlog contributes directly to delivering customer value.


What You’ll Learn

  • Write effective user stories focused on customer value

  • Apply user-story mapping techniques with practical examples

  • Estimate work using story points, T-shirt sizing, and planning poker

  • Split epics into smaller, meaningful backlog items

  • Prioritize and structure the product backlog effectively

  • Use DoR, DoD, and acceptance criteria to ensure consistent quality

Requirements

  • Basic awareness of Agile or Scrum principles is helpful

  • No prior experience required — examples and templates included

Who This Course Is For

  • Scrum Masters, Product Owners, and Business Analysts

  • Developers, QA engineers, and members of Agile product teams

  • Professionals transitioning from traditional delivery models

  • Anyone seeking to improve backlog refinement and requirement clarity

Content Overlap Notice (Please Review the Curriculum)

This course may include, overlap with, or be part of content from other courses offered by the instructor. If you already have a related course, please review the curriculum to understand the extent of overlap before enrolling.

If you already own the following course(s), please note that major portion of this course is included within:

  • 1. Mastering Agile Requirements with the Scrum Framework

  • 2. Agile PO Masterclass: Agile Product Ownership with Scrum


Who this course is for:

  • Scrum Masters, Product Owners, and Business Analysts
  • Developers, QA engineers, and members of Agile product teams
  • Professionals transitioning from traditional delivery models
  • Anyone seeking to improve backlog refinement and requirement clarity