Learning testing through gaming
summary
Three tabletop and digital games used at SQS teach concrete testing skills: Find the Bug! frames a risk‑based board search so players locate real defects, Find the Bug – Agile! forces writing and executing test cases in a TDD style, and SQS Test Lead School makes players plan, allocate a 200‑hour budget, use mitigation cards and respond to interruptions. Games run in SQS Sweden, generate real bug reports, surface risk decisions and produce measurable learning outcomes.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Introduction
- 3:15Be faster learn learn
- 5:01Motivation
- 7:32Environment rewards
- 10:10Testing
- 13:10Challenges Decisions
- 22:10Thinking like testers
- 23:42Planning
- 25:25Testing Documents
- 26:57Design
- 27:58Plan
- 29:55Conclusion
- 31:19Summary
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