Introduction

A Sprint Demo is a Scrum event at the end of a sprint to show the Product Owner what functionality (which stories) has been completed during the sprint.

Learning Outcomes

• Design a demonstration that shows the completed user stories to the product owner
• Identify the audience for a demonstration and select the appropriate level of discussion
• Select the level of detail and items to cover in a demonstration to fit within the allotted timebox

Study Resources

For your study of this topic, use some of these resources.

Video Lessons

• Demonstrating the sprint review (4m 01s)

  NOTE: This video suggests that the Product Owner perform the demo. This is not a universal practice. There are teams that have testers perform the demo; as well.

Web Articles and Blogs

• How to give a great demo
• Tips for a Good Sprint Review
• Three steps for better sprint reviews
• Sprint Review: Much More Than Just A Demo

Wikipedia

• Scrum Sprint

Class Lecture

• Sprint Demo

Exercises

Before-Class Exercises

Project Activity

• At the end of the several Sprints, you will be giving a well rehearsed Demo of the increment the team has built.
• For this first sprint, this will be 5-10 minute demo.
• The team will need to plan and prepare for the demo.

See what other Sprint Demo expectations will be coming up at: Project Sprint demos