Planning your semester:

Using StoriesOnBoard, create a new board which represents part of your study schedule for the current semester. Using User Story Mapping principles, try to plan out some of the tasks you need to do, such as attending lectures or completing labs. Note that User Story Maps are not exactly designed for this type of planning, so it may not work perfectly for all the tasks, which is fine. It also does not need not be totally realistic or accurate, if you wish you can make stuff up, the purpose is simply to get some experience using the software. In accomplishing this, include:

At least three epics in the backbone

At least six steps in the walking skeleton

At least 18 total tasks

All tasks need to have a name, status and time estimate

Edit the details for at least three tasks and try out different markdown features

At least 2 releases

Experiment at least one extra feature, such as additional card colors, annotations or personas

Planning your semester: Using StoriesOnBoard, create a new board which represents part of your study schedule for the current semester. Using User Story Mapping principles, try to plan out some of the tasks you need to do, such as attending lectures or completing labs. Note that User Story Maps are not exactly designed for this type of planning, so it may not work perfectly for all the tasks, which is fine. It also does not need not be totally realistic or accurate, if you wish you can make stuff up, the purpose is simply to get some experience using the software. In accomplishing this, include: - At least three epics in the backbone - At least six steps in the walking skeleton - At least 18 total tasks - All tasks need to have a name, status and time estimate - Edit the details for at least three tasks and try out different markdown features - At least 2 releases - Experiment at least one extra feature, such as additional card colors, annotations or personas