AI tool adoption is not the same as AI readiness. Most Scrum teams have developers using Copilot or ChatGPT — but without a shared mental model, visible process integration, or a Definition of Done that accounts for AI-generated work, those individual efforts rarely compound into team-level gains.

This 2026 checklist gives Agile coaches and Scrum Masters a structured framework for evaluating exactly where their team stands. Drawing on 30+ years of software development experience and real-world Scrum coaching, Certified Scrum Trainer Rod Claar breaks AI readiness into five measurable dimensions with 25 specific questions, a scoring guide, and ten quick wins any team can act on immediately — no new tools required.

Certification teaches the rules. This class teaches the whole Scrum team how to actually apply them — starting day one.

Key Points:

• The class is designed for the entire Scrum team, not just the Scrum Master
• Every student receives a downloadable Student Workbook — a practical reference, not just a PDF of slides
• Content goes beyond what certification courses cover: team collaboration inside a Sprint, real ceremony execution, and jump-starting new Scrum Masters
• Seats are limited; class launches tomorrow

Bottom Line: Certification is the starting line. This course is what comes next.