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What is SCRUM?
​(Scrum Alliance)

This post by Scrum Alliance is a great introduction to Scrum where you can learn what scrum is (and what it isn't). In addition, you'll gain some insights into how the most popular agile framework helps teams manage complex work.
In this post you'll find an overview of scrum as well as a detailed coverage of the basics, including Scrum's approach to work, team roles, artifacts, meetings and more.

The Agile CoacH
(Atlassian)

The Agile Coach, an initiative sponsored by Atlassian, distills decades of agile software development experience into easy lessons for beginners and pros alike. 
​Experience reports are a resource to those who want perspectives on what others are doing and the lessons they have learned along the way.
The series covers Scrum, Kanban, Agile project management, Agile at scale and many other related topics.

Experience Reports​
(Agile Alliance)

Mountain Goat Software put together a great series of resources for Scrum including an overview of the Scrum Framework. 
The guide breaks the framework to roles, activites, and tools as well as provides additional resources about Scrum and Agile:
  1. User Stories
  2. Planning Poker
  3. Agile Software Development
  4. Agile Project Management

Experience Reports​
(Agile Alliance)

Created by the Agile Alliance, the Agile Experience Report initiative promotes the writing and timely sharing of firsthand Agile experiences. The primary activity of the Agile Experience Report initiative is to recruit potential authors and a broad and diverse group of authors from the Agile community and aid them to write short (6-8 pages) insightful reports about their experiences.

​Experience reports are a resource to those who want perspectives on what others are doing and the lessons they have learned along the way.
ScrumIdeas provides freely available information and resources for understanding and using the Scrum framework. Here you can find a range of materials, including articles, videos, and courses, that cover various aspects of Scrum and Agile.