I finally have the chance to write about the most amazing time at the first Agile Games Conference in Boston. The conference was hosted by Agile Bazaar, a dedicated and leading edge Agile group in the Boston Area. I had the pleasure of meeting a phenomenal group of experienced, Agile coaches, practitioners, fellow speakers and in addition those who were completely new to Agile. I thank everyone I met for your spirit and enthusiasm for the event and the topic of Agile Games. [...]
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TastyCupcakes is excited to be a part of this year’s Deep Agile 2010, where the topic is ‘Empowering Teams with Agile Games’. Come Join Don and Mike, along with other game guru’s like Tobias Mayer, Lyssa Adkins, and Portia Tung as they take you through a two-day deep dive into using collaborative and interactive games to enable [...] Mike McCullough and Don McCgreal, the founders of TastyCupcakes, recently recorded a podcast on agile games and TastyCupcakes with Mike Abney, Allan Hurst and Ed Grennan at Improving Improving Enterprise. http://tinyurl.com/y99zfrj [...] TastyCupcakes agile games article on Agile Journal [...] You can now submit your own game at blog.tastycupcakes.com/game/ [...] Game rating now avaliable! [...] |
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Why Agile Games
Values and principles are perhaps but the most difficult concepts to explain and also the easiest to agree upon. Agile is fundamentally a system of values of principles and we need effective techniques to explain them. We cannot rely on declarations or propositional statements to communicate values and principles. [...]