Which communication practice (such as information radiator, Scrum events, and so on) do you think would be most effective in creating openness and transparency within a Scrum Team? Why? I believe that the communication practice that is most effective in creating openness and transparency within a Scrum Team is face-to-face communication. I believe this is the best way to convey information between team members through daily scrum meetings. These meetings allow team members to share their ideas, any issues or conflicts, and work already completed that could be critiqued. It allows the team to reflect on past meetings and what could be changed to inspire the team. What is an example of a communication practice from this course that helped your team complete their work? Consider an example from the SNHU Travel assignments or from the group discussions. I think that an example of a communication practice that would help the team is the user stories. The user stories gave the product owner feedback from the users such as what the users wanted in a way that the developers could adapt to any changes that needed to be made. Then the testers can test the changes and relay the information back to the developer who then was able to make the changes to the code. During the daily meetings, the team will be on the same page with any changes. What is one way that an agile project-management tool (such as JIRA, Azure Boards, or RTC) can help coordinate and increase efficiency within the team? Be sure to consider a tool and not a Scrum event. An agile project-management tool I think that could help coordinate and increase efficiency within the team is Azure boards. Azure boards can help the team stay organized and collaborate on more complex projects such as the travel website. It also allows the team to keep track of ongoing projects and communicate better through discussion boards