Learn Jira with real-world examples (+Confluence bonus)

Kosh Sarkar explains Jira through examples for general users and team managers. Scrum and Kanban provide the workflow context, while creating work items, searching and configuring dashboards connect the tool with daily coordination. The longer sequence offers a route for understanding how a team’s process and the views used to inspect it influence each other.

What you will learn

• Use Jira within Scrum and Kanban work flows.
• Create, update and search for project work.
• Explain a dashboard from a manager’s decision needs.

Who this suits

No prior knowledge is required. A Jira Cloud instance is needed to practice alongside the videos; use a learning project with clearly understood permissions.

Before you enroll

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Put it into practice

Choose a team question before building a dashboard. Create the necessary sample work, verify the search criteria and explain what the display can and cannot establish about progress or delivery quality.

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