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Agile at the Library .................................................................................... 2  \n1.1 The Agile Manifesto .............................................................................. 2  \n1.2 12 Principles of Agile ............................................................................. 3  \n1.3 Scrum ......................................................................................... 3  \n1.3.1 Getting Started with Scrum .................................................................... 4  \n1.3.1.1 The Product Vision ..................................................................... 5  \n1.3.1.1.1 Minimal Viable Product (MVP) ........................................................ 5  \n1.3.1.2 Project Roadmaps ...................................................................... 6  \n1.3.1.2.1 The Product Roadmap ............................................................. 7  \n1.3.1.2.2 The Feature Roadmap ............................................................. 8  \n1.3.1.3 Release Planning ...................................................................... 9  \n1.3.1.4 Team Norms .......................................................................... 12  \n1.3.1.5 Agile Coaching & User Story Mentoring ..................................................... 13  \n1.3.2 Roles and Responsibilities .................................................................... 14  \n1.3.2.1 Core and Extended Scrum Teams ......................................................... 14  \n1.3.2.2 Scrum Master ......................................................................... 15  \n1.3.2.3 Scrum Team Member ................................................................... 15  \n1.3.2.4 Product Owner ........................................................................ 16  \n1.3.2.5 Stakeholders .......................................................................... 16  \n1.3.3 The Sprint Cycle ............................................................................ 16  \n1.3.4 Scrum Ceremonies .......................................................................... 17  \n1.3.4.1 Sprint Planning ........................................................................ 17  \n1.3.4.2 Daily Standup ......................................................................... 18  \n1.3.4.3 Backlog Refinement .................................................................... 19  \n1.3.4.4 Sprint Review ......................................................................... 20  \n1.3.4.5 Sprint Retrospective .................................................................... 21  \n1.3.5 Scrum Artifacts ............................................................................. 22  \n1.3.5.1 Sprint Backlog ......................................................................... 23  \n1.3.5.2 Product Backlog ....................................................................... 23  \n1.3.5.3 Product Backlog Items .................................................................. 23  \n1.3.5.3.1 Epics & Features .................................................................. 24  \n1.3.5.3.2 The User Story ................................................................... 26  \n1.3.5.3.3 Tasks ........................................................................... 28  \n1.3.5.3.4 Splitting Techniques for Product Backlog Items .......................................... 29  \n1.3.6 Definitions of Ready and Done ................................................................. 31  \n1.3.6.1 Definition of Ready for Refinement ......................................................... 31  \n1.3.6.2 Definition of Ready for Sprint Planning ...................................................... 32  \n1.3.6.3 Definition of Done (DoD) ................................................................. 34  \n1.3.6.3.1 Formal Acceptance of Work ......................................................... 34  \n1.3.6.3","cbCaiaqC6eZlVsEA","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiaqC6eZlVsEA","pdf",2901954,39,"English","# Agile at the Library\n## The Agile Manifesto\n## 12 Principles of Agile\n## Scrum\n### Getting Started with Scrum\n### Roles and Responsibilities\n### The Sprint Cycle\n### Scrum Ceremonies\n### Scrum Artifacts\n### Definitions of Ready and Done\n### Estimation\n### Metrics","[{\"question\":\"What does agile software development emphasize in this guide?\",\"answer\":\"It emphasizes iterative delivery, collaboration across self-organizing cross-functional teams, and frequent inspection, adaptation, and improvement to align development with customer needs.\"},{\"question\":\"What are the main roles in Scrum described here?\",\"answer\":\"The guide covers Scrum Master and Scrum Team Member roles, plus the Product Owner and 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