An attendee is an individual who participates in a Scrum Alliance course or event. Attendees are typically seeking to learn more about Scrum methodologies, enhance their skills, or obtain certifications related to Scrum practices. Attendees are the only entity in the Scrum Alliance ecosystem that can be a non-member, meaning that every process after becoming an attendee is required to be a member of the Scrum Alliance community.
A certification is a formal recognition of an individual's knowledge and skills in Scrum methodologies and practices. It is typically awarded upon successful completion of a course or training program that covers the principles, roles, events, and artifacts of Scrum.
A course is a structured program of study designed to teach individuals about Scrum methodologies and practices. Courses are typically led by certified instructors and cover various topics related to Scrum, including its principles, roles, events, and artifacts.
Welcome to the documentation for Scrum Alliance! This project is designed to help you efficiently get up and running with the Scrum Alliance platform. Whether you're a new user or an experienced developer, this guide will provide you with the information you need to make the most of your experience.
A member is a person who has joined the Scrum Alliance community. Members have access to various resources, including training materials, certification programs, and community support. They can also participate in discussions, share knowledge, and collaborate with other members.