The two new translations include Hebrew and Spanish; they can be viewed here.
The English version of the blog entry can be found here.
The others (in alphabetical order) include:
- Dutch
- English
- French
- German
- Italian
- Polish
- Portuguese (Brazil)
- Russian.
Thanks to all who have contributed the translations.
Interested in helping me translate the cartoons in other languages? Please contact me!
Wahoo!
The cartoon of “The Classic Story of the Pig and Chicken” is now translated into German. Check it out here.
If you are interested in helping with any other translations, please contact me!
Thank you,
- mike vizdos
www.michaelvizdos.com
www.implementingscrum.com
We have our first offer for translating this site from friends in the Ukraine!
If you are interested in helping with this specific translation effort, Max Pendyschtschuk and Roman Muntyanu are coordinating the effort.
You can send your info directly to GotischeRose@yahoo.de with subject “ImplementingScrum into the Ukrainian”.
If you are interested in translating any portion of the site into another language, please contact me and we can get the process started (I see a lot of traffic with the following languages: French, German, Spanish, Portuguese, Dutch, Italian, Swedish, Russian, Norwegian, and Chinese.)
in addition to this great news, I will also let the readers of this blog (you!) know that I am planning on offering two Certified ScrumMaster Workshops in Ukraine, Kiev (Kyiv), this June. The first will be 14-15 June and the second will be held 21-22 June. In between the two workshops I will hold there, we are also working on getting me up to Moscow to teach a workshop there.
More details (pricing, location) will follow and also keep an eye on the following pages (for translated information about the workshop and logistical information):
http://www.krivitsky.com/2007/02/scrum-trainings-and-other-events-in.html
http://www.agileukraine.org/
Thanks for the interest and let’s see where the site continues to evolve….
Gotta run…
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March 6, 2007




