Scrum Product Owner (Udemy.com)

I like that I can take notes and they are tagged to the video and timestamp where the note was taken. I tend not to review printed materials, but I do like that I can download and print the slides and make written comments if needed. I do this selectively for only individual slides where I need to make important notes that I want to have at hand.

Because the course and the lecture is delivered in an easy way to learn. I am enjoying the course

detailed and comprehensive content. i had already passed the certification exam before taking this course. i needed it to broaden my knowledge about product ownership and i was not disappointed. thank you

As a PO that has been informally working with a Scrum team for two years now, this course has clarified and reinforced the methods and practices I have been using to provide my team with prioritization and context for our development projects.

Concerning: Question 1 of Chapter 01 Quiz is not correctly designed. It suggest 3 statements A), B), C). Answer 1 covers all but isn't accepted as a right answer-->This is because that the Answers are "numbered" A), B),C) in the same way the the Statements are "numbered" A), B), C) and therefore causes confusion as after the radio-button the "number" of the Answer gets recognized as part of the suggest set of options.

Good amount of knowledge on how, what, why, where, who and Whom will be doing what when its role specific.

It was a good course, however there are some unnecessary videos in the beginning.

This course is unfortunately very old fashioned and failed to make me engaged. For each lesson, there is an associated power point slide to it and that's all. The instructor reads the slides and very rarely adds more valuable information to it. At the end of each section, there are quizes. However, you are going to have to find the MOST correct answer. Most of the questions have more than one correct answers and you are asked to find which one is MOST correct. This gets pretty frustrating pretty fast. Overall, I would not recommend this course. There are much better courses avaiable here.

Seems a great theoretical content covered in detail. Would love to have some case studies, demonstrations etc as it feels very much theory on the same voice! PS: Linkedin agile community is not found! and neither the certificate of completion!

I think that this is a very good supplemental course with a ton of information in it. It doesn't really have much in the way of hands-on exercises and the examples can sometimes be hard to read, but there is excellent discussion that is comprehensive and clear. You will understand the scope of the Product Owner with this course and what they do. I also really like how he chunks the lectures our into bite-sized pieces. I would combine it though with a more hands-on course, but the additional discussion here is very valuable and will add value to whatever course you decide to do that with.