This Introduction to Jira course will get you up to speed on how to be more productive and effective in Jira. With six hours of content, we’ll focus on the three main types of users in Jira. The modules in this course are broken up for each of these types, so no matter which one you are you’ll be able to quickly access the things you need.
We’ll start by covering some core concepts and terms you’ll need to know about both agile and Jira before diving into the software itself.
After that, we’ll look at Jira from an end user’s perspective. What are the key things you’ll need to know as someone who’s just using Jira at your company? That’s what we’ll look at in the second module.
When you’re a team leader or manager using Jira, there’s some things you can do to help your team be more effective. So we’ll look at some of these things in the third module.
Finally, as a Jira administrator there’s a lot of ways you can help your company by setting them up for success in Jira. In the fourth module, we’ll look at Jira from an administrator’s perspective.
Now even though this course is organized for different types of users, I wanted to make it so no matter what type of user you are you’ll benefit from watching all of it if you wanted. For example, even if you’re only using Jira as an end user you can find it beneficial to understand how Jira workflows and processes work so you can speak the language when you’re asking your Jira administrator for something.
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Courses : 3
Specification: Understanding Jira for users, managers and admins
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Sreenivasa Sanivarapu –
This is a very good learning, where we can implement the JIRA for the New or Existing Projects
Bennett Hawley –
The presenter is very good at moving through the right information and just enough depth for a basic level course.
Mitja Ksela –
It goes slowly and everything is clear.
Ragunath –
Good so far
Willene Hesser –
It was a great introduction to Jira’s basic capabilities. As a new user it will take some time to absorb it all, though.
Vibhuti Rajput –
good
Amon Johnson –
So far so good
William Pearson –
Unfortunately, in my opinion, this course is only useful after you are familiar with the Agile project methodology and process. For a person who has gotten their feet wet on an Agile project, this course may provide help in using Jira. But for someone who hasn’t already been exposed to Agile development, it is not very valuable. I think the instructor said at one point something to the effect that All of this makes sense after you know how it works.
Michael Gallistel –
Covers material very slowly..
Patrik Vodak –
Bit boring, could be made based on example of one/two projects. I did amazing course on boring SQL subject so it is doable.
Carrie Eigbrett –
Great course, informative and helpful. I would have loved to see a little more on reports but this definitely gave me what I needed
Audrey Semple –
I am more knowledge about JIRA.
Valliappan Krishnan –
Just stated in very high level
Noah B Safon –
Great instructor
Keiichi Sugai –
This course matched my needs very much.
Lucciano A Ceroni Ceroni –
Excelente curso , muy completo. Recomiendo el curso.
Tao Guan –
The instruction is very clear. I hope there are better examples for projects, boards, issues, and reports.
Thomas Sharp –
The notes tag will not leave the screen and cannot be removed. A real problem.
Shreya Sahu –
good
Haiping Luo –
Great introduction that covers from end users to jira admin with specific examples. Now I got a big picture on jira’s capabilities.
Kumar Abhishek –
Very Well covered, thanks!
Ramiz Kuwari –
Good
PHILIP HANLEY –
Very good course. Full of information and well explained.
Vasily Balashov –
Detailed useful explanations and overview of Jira. Good course for Jira’s all level users.
Diana Christie –
It went too fast and wasn’t explicit on each move required to accomplish the task. Also, it was confusing switching back and forth between Classic and Next Gen and between Scrum and Kanban. I think better organizing the class could help in this matter.
Balla Thiam –
very well organised course for beginner. Would recommend!
Julius Ryan Quiambao –
Everything is clearly explained, awesome course so far!
T Oshun –
This is a great course. I like the way he takes his time to talk through each aspect in a easy to understand manner. Good teacher good value for money.
Shakhti Ruge –
good