Name: Agile Leadership: Introduction to Change
Brand: University of Colorado System
Availability: OnlineOnly
Rating: 4.8 (611 reviews)

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About the Course

This is a foundational course in the Agile Leadership Specialization. By the end of this course, you will build an understanding of key agile leadership concepts. You will begin building a toolbox that will give you an ability to evaluate and create a baseline for yourself as an agile leader. You will access your team’s readiness for change. You will also analyze to what degree an organization is agile, and evaluate its ability to respond to change triggers....

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Dec 17, 2024

I really enjoyed this course and have recommended it to my colleagues in hopes that they also adapt Agility, to make our work environment more cohesive and ready for change.

Nov 17, 2020

Exceptional, superior level of quality. I am exited with the instructor, her passion and knowledge. The lesson so far is well structured and motivates the student to engage with the course.

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By Robbert v S

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May 19, 2022

Quizzes are outdated. Some questions in a quiz do not relate to the information from the course. Answers are marked as incorrect while they would be marked as correct if the quiz and course information was aligned properly. This makes me feel like the entire course is outdated and thats not fun.

I am grading this course a 1 star because the misalignment of the quizzes and course information are known for over a year already and nothing has been done to correct it.

By Renu M

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Jan 6, 2025

Very basic. I thought this would be about managing change in an agile environment. This was just a bunch of definitions. Could have been completed in 10 mins of reading in one document. The quizzes were also useless given the number of self reflective questions. None of them had any intelligence built into them to validate the response that was being entered. Just a tick box exercise.

By Gerard W

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Feb 1, 2024

She has some useful information but really pushes eastern religious meditation practices. University of Colorado is a public school. Why is she using her platform from a public institution to push her religion?