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DavidH
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![[*]](./images/grass/default_icon.gif) posted on 07 Jun 07 at 08:15 AM |
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Claim: More viral marketing is good for Agile!
Scouting Youtube, Google Video and the likes, I have found quite a few interesdting Videos from conferences and schools which cover agile topics. Some
of them downloaded as much as 7000 times. The infamouse High Noon Studios video being one of them.
I stipulate that by creating short, but fun videos which cover certain aspects of agility and maybe certain aspects of specific frameworks, awareness
could be raised and that will result in a higher demand for education and information.
The AA should foster the creation of such content.
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| posted on 07 Jun 07 at 03:07 PM |
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There are some people putting together a program to make such videos. (I'd particularly like to see videos of a standup and a planning session.) Let
me see if I can get information out to you.
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| posted on 07 Jun 07 at 07:10 PM |
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| Quote: | Originally posted by marick
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Brian pinged me... thanks, Brian. So, David you and I end up on the same wavelength yet again.
This is an idea that just won't die... it always gets passionate interest when we discuss it. We talked about it at AgileOpen Northwest, and again at
XPday Toronto. Most recently we got all excited about creating video to rival "Monster Garage" for watchability :-) (a fun and creative reality
show, I'm told).
But I get stumped after that... how to start? It's so far outside my own areas of expertise... Suggestions?
We should write up a proposal, but we need professional input. I mean, probably from someone with professional filming and editing experience. (In the
same way that customers shouldn't tell developers how to do their work, I think we'll get a more realistic proposal if we have input from someone
who knows what's involved in making high quality, engaging video).
Ideas already discussed: tightly edited, informative video of a CRC card session, a pairing programming session, a planning session, and of course the
standup you mention. We also discussed giving a whole team several minicams and doing our own interviews, then editing it together to show how a
project looks at various stages to a customer and a team (and, I suppose, management).
So, how do we start?
deb
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DavidH
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| posted on 08 Jun 07 at 08:31 AM |
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I will give you a shout offline (using email). Writing scripts is something we all can do. However this needs to be fun and not only dry and
informative. I am sure we can come up with some ideas. I will try to email them over as quickly as I can.
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