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I create videos, mainly focused on agile techniques, that I distribute online. Currently all of my videos are on Pluralsight but I've signed deals to start branching out to other d…

Just a note, I got a lot of great questions about how producing training videos works. If you have any questions later, or are curious about things you don't want to ask in public,…

I didn't try to sell them myself, but I did consider it...HEAVILY. However, fpr me there were a lot of big wins for going with a publisher like Pluralsight. For one thing, they tak…

Good question, Pluralsight uses a subscription model so the courses aren't actually priced individually. For example, at the lowest tier a subscriber can pay $29/month and get acce…

Oddly enough I didn't realize that Quicktime could even do that until about a week ago until I'd already made the choice to switch to screenflow. I haven't tried it yet but it did …

Hey Nico! Regarding hardware I record with a Blue Snowball cardoid mic and a pop filter. The entire setup including mic, stand, and pop filter cost me a little over $100 on Amazon.…

Thanks! Believe it or not about 70% of the revenue comes from the Creating Effective User Stories course. I have another course in the same vein, Agile in the Real World, coming ou…

I generate about $1750 USD per month producing training videos for Pluralsight, most recently on how developers can make sense of agile. http://www.pluralsight.com/author/jeremy-ja…

This is awesome.

We use daily standups, user stories, CI, and TDD. We're NOT pairing, keeping a burn down chart, or doing a great job of having regular retrospectives or iteration planning. Our cus…