👋 Looking for 15-20 volunteers to test Atlassian training content

[#1]

Hi everyone!

Atlassian University is looking for 15-20 volunteers to test our newest training course, Get started with Jira Service Management, and provide feedback on the experience. The course is fully self-paced and should take less than 30-min.

Anyone is eligible to participate. Bonus points if you are brand new to Jira Service Management or have just started using the tool recently.

Here’s how to start the beta test:

1. Open the free course and enroll here

2. Complete all lessons (just as you would for any course)

3. Provide your feedback using the survey (final lesson of the course)

This beta test closes at 11:59pm PT on Sunday 1/9/22, so please make sure to enroll as soon as possible.

That’s all! If you have any questions, add a comment below and we'll get back to you. Thank you all for participating. Your perspective, thoughts, and feedback will help make this a powerful learning experience for new JSM users.

Cheers!

[Claudio Gonzalez]

Done!!

[Andrew DeBell]

Nice @Claudio Gonzalez !! Thanks for getting that done so quickly. 👍

[Jimmy Seddon]

Awesome!  I'm happy to help out and take a look!

[Andrew DeBell]

Love it, @Jimmy Seddon! Thanks, man.

[Katarzyna]

Hi Andrew!

I'm clicking Launch / Resume, a new tab opens but nothing is loaded :( Look at the screen below:

It's Safari - Version 13.0.3 (15608.3.10.1.4).

[Dave Liao]

I freakin' love the this course's format - I process material visually/by reading and it's lovely not having to sit through a long audio track.

[Jimmy Seddon]

I completely agree with @Dave Liao!  I work much better by putting on some good tunes on Spotify and reading the material instead of having it dictated to me. 

However, I love that both options have been provided so that you aren't excluding anyone.

If this will be the new format for Atlassian University courses going forward I can't wait for more new courses to show up!

[Deleted user]

@Andrew DeBell I'm participating, in the meantime it's a good idea to have a beta test. I also like the fact that the interface finally works well on Safari (I'm testing with Safari). Also, having both text and audio is very good. 

[Ajay _view26_]

I had a look at the course.. however didnt figure how to run the simulation? Is it me or is it broken? 🎃

[Pramodh M]

Hi @Andrew DeBell 

Had fun with Simulation, It was good.

The tutorial is well articulated!!

Thanks,
Pramodh

[Florian PEREZ]

Done :) 

[Florian PEREZ]

So nice to see the text on this course !  It's such a nice add . Even if i think it would be show as video, I really would like to be able to get the possiblity of reading !  

Really nice work here! 

[Fun Man Andy]

Great job @Andrew DeBell ! 🌟👏 I enjoyed it a lot.

Was fun to jump in the Time Machine and put my n00b hat on. Wish I had this way back when in my early crash-course-world-on-fire JSD days 😉

You have my feedback through the AU survey!

[AK]

@Andrew DeBell , the course was very informative and the way it is made doesn't add boredom. Really great navigations and screen transitions. Also, I loved the feature of playing the recording if you don't wish to read the text

Regards,

Aditya

[Carmen Nadeau]

Done,

Great job. It combines ITSM principles and using JSM.

Carmen

[Andrew DeBell]

Thank you all for your feedback! Really appreciate each of you taking time to review this.

As for the errors with broken images, simulation not running, and pages not loading, I've noted those and will look into them today.

I'll be on the lookout here if any other comments come through. Cheers!

[Suvarna Gaikwad]

@Andrew DeBell As a beginner in JSM, I like this brief but comprehensive course to start with JSM. I have provided detailed feedback in survey form. Thank you!