Adapted from Open Practice Library

Adapted by AhaSlides from practices in the Open Practice Library, a community library started by Red Hat, licensed under CC BY-SA 4.0. Our adapted versions are shared under CC BY-SA 4.0 too. The Open Practice Library and Red Hat do not endorse AhaSlides. 6 ready-made templates so far, each with a self-paced course, a live session deck and two surveys.

6 templates · Templates are a starting point, not legal advice

Templates

Global
Software Development Courses
Daily stand-up: A short daily sync that keeps the team aligned
Team members
Covers:
- Explain what a daily stand-up is for and what it is not
- Use the three core questions to share work and raise blockers
- Keep the stand-up to its timebox and park side conversations
Last reviewed Nov 2026
Adapted from Open Practice Library
25 minCourse · Live deck · 2 surveys
Global
Software Development Courses
Impact mapping: Planning around outcomes, not feature lists
Product owners
Covers:
- Explain what impact mapping is and what a finished map contains
- Describe why it reorients planning from features to value
- Plan who to involve, how long to allow and what materials to prepare
Last reviewed Nov 2026
Adapted from Open Practice Library
30 minCourse · Live deck · 2 surveys
Global
Software Development Courses
The mobius loop: A map of agile product-delivery practices
Product and delivery teams
Covers:
- Describe the Mobius Loop and what it is used
- Name the four parts of the loop
- Explain how a practice library is organised around the loop
Last reviewed Nov 2026
Adapted from Open Practice Library
20 minCourse · Live deck · 2 surveys
Global
Software Development Courses
Team retrospectives: Reflect, inspect and adapt your ways of working
Team members
Covers:
- Explain what a retrospective is and why teams hold them
- Plan the people, time and materials for a session
- Run and follow up a retrospective with a remote team
Last reviewed Nov 2026
Adapted from Open Practice Library
30 minCourse · Live deck · 2 surveys
Global
Software Development Courses
Start at the end: Define success, then test what could make you fail
Product owners
Covers:
- Explain what the start-at-the-end exercise is and what it produces
- Describe success from the customer and business perspectives
- Turn imagined failures into key questions and assumptions
Last reviewed Nov 2026
Adapted from Open Practice Library
25 minCourse · Live deck · 2 surveys
Global
Software Development Courses
User story mapping and value slicing: Plan releases in slices of value
Product owners
Covers:
- Explain what user story mapping and value slicing produce
- Describe why a story map beats a traditional flat backlog
- Plan the people, time and materials for a mapping session
Last reviewed Nov 2026
Adapted from Open Practice Library
30 minCourse · Live deck · 2 surveys

Adapted from Open Practice Library

Templates

Daily stand-up: A short daily sync that keeps the team aligned

Impact mapping: Planning around outcomes, not feature lists

The mobius loop: A map of agile product-delivery practices

Team retrospectives: Reflect, inspect and adapt your ways of working

Start at the end: Define success, then test what could make you fail

User story mapping and value slicing: Plan releases in slices of value

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