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To which I follow up with From Pirate Dwarves to Ninja Elves.
-adam
Michael,
Thanks for the link. I’ve been trawling through this site for the last hour and it has made me laugh and think in equal measure. It’s an incredibly simple and powerful way to communicate ideas.
Jessica’s cards are very generic. I wonder if you or perhaps any of your readers could come up with some index cards specific to Testing or Software development? I’ll start the ball rolling, shall I?
http://www.flickr.com/gp/7917495@N07/6r2d86
So I may not have achieved Jessica’s zen-like mastery of the technique, but you get the idea.
I imagine some of your readers could come up with some interesting cards…?
– Mark