At the QUEST conference in Chicago, April 22 2009, I gave a presentation on recording and reporting for exploratory testers. You can find the presentation notes here. You can also read a more formal paper on the subject, prepared for the 2007 Pacific Northwest Software Quality Conference, here. Both documents include material on notebooks and on Session-Based Test Management, and a bunch of other stuff besides.
Want to know more? Learn about upcoming Rapid Software Testing classes here.
You can find an extensive list of presentations and courses that I've taught, including the slides and speaker notes for many of them, here.
Check out my schedule, and drop me a line if you'd like to get together when things change and I'm in your part of the world—or if you'd like to meet and chat online. If you'd like me to work with you and it doesn't look like I'm available, remember that my clients' schedules are subject to change, so mine is too. Finally, note that some conferences offer discounts—and even if they don't advertise it, maybe we can work something out.
May 16-17, 2022
Zurich, Switzerland
A private class of Rapid Software Testing Managed for a corporate client; arranged through House of Test Switzerland.
May 18-20, 2022
Zurich, Switzerland
A sold out!, live! public Rapid Software Testing Explored class, arranged through House of Test Switzerland.
May 23-25, 2022
Zurich, Switzerland
A private class of Rapid Software Testing Explored for a corporate client; arranged through the mighty House of Test Switzerland.
June 7-10, 2022
Copenhagen, Denmark
My fifteenth consecutive visit to the EuroSTAR Testing Conference.
I'll be presenting a keynote talk called "Lost in Transformation".June 27-30, 2022
Online
Rapid Software Testing Explored Online, presented via Zoom teleconferencing. This class will take place during the middle daytime for people in Europe and the UK; and later in the afternoon for folks in India. Read about RST here; the details of the RSTE class are here; a registration link is here.
Fantastic presentation! I’m a QA Manager, and this is *really* going to help me. Also will be valuable to anyone (me sometimes, although thankfully not so much in the current job) when they are faced with “defending” how long it takes to do QA.
Thank you.