by Joshua Kerievsky
https://www.industriallogic.com/wp-content/uploads/2005/09/ContinuousLearning.pdf
- Continuous learning is important to improve the process and keep up with new technologies.
- For example, the software can be simplified by using better libraries.
- Continous learning should result into a monetary return on investment.
- Write down lessons learned in a web based tool like a wiki.
- Needs to be easy to use.
- A discussion of important technological subjects like posts in the learning repository, books and articles
- There should be no lecturer but it should be a group learning experience.
- Should happen regularly, e.g. one a month or once per iteration
- Just like refactoring, the habit should be kept even under the pressure of release dates.
- Attendance should be optional
- Read more: Pools of Insight: A Pattern Language for Study Groups
- Reflection on what went well, what was learned and what should be improved.
- The result should be concrete ideas about process improvements.
- Read more: Project Retrospectives: A Handbook for Team Reviews