Blog post by Professional Scrum Trainer Jesse Houwing: Physical and Digital Tools for Scrum Masters and their Teams http://ow.ly/xLc030nas1j
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5yI carry chalk pens as they will write on glass, light, dark surfaces, or any surface in opaque bright lines. I also carry Staedler broad dry wipe pens as they're 100% recyclable and I give packs to Teams and Dymo label print their team names on each pen. For some reason people really like this :). Ive a Polaroid instant camera to create their avatars. I carry a Google cast used to broadcast desktop to screens or display kanban, burn down or pipeline (and a wired multi adapter for my MS Surface). Recently I've got a micro projector with built in stereo speakers, an Apeman M7, hdmi, Bluetooth, 500ANSI lumens and 30k contrast, similar size as a coffee mug. It's great where you have a meeting room but no screen. I use Post-it super sticky lined notes, theyre the best I've found and their multiple colours allow a rapid visual indicator of PBI per Scrum Team and per Sprint. I have chart tape for straight sem perm lines. For audio conferencing I have a Jabra conference speaker, the size of a t-cup saucer, its wired and Bluetooth with noise cancellation with great battery life. Its also good for music playback, though upstaged by the Apeman M7. Personal audio I use Shure 535's with a custom mic cable from Null Audio and Cyrus DAC