Hi there!
I have a scenario where I want to create a miro board that I can share in a online course. Since the users of the board will be “random” people who take the course, is there an option to share my board, but force the user to duplicate the board for themselves?
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If you want each user to have their own board rather than having them collaborate together with you during the course on a single board, a simpler option would be to just backup the board to a local RTB file and share that with them. They could then restore it within their own Miro accounts assuming they are on a paid plan.
Kiron
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Here is a link to these steps again, but with a few screenshots:
https://community.miro.com/ask-the-community-45/free-access-miro-board-5024
And if you run into any issues, here is an even more detailed post I did about this:
Try saving your board as a template. Then you could either insert multiple instances of that template onto a single shared board (that’s how I usually teach), or invite your learners to insert that template into their own boards.
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the users of the board will be “random” people who take the course
My interruption of this is that the board recipients will not be members of the Miro team/subscription where the Custom Template resides and therefore would not have access to it.
Yeah, that works for me: I share the board’s URL with participants ahead of time via Zoom chat, email, Slack, etc.
the users of the board will be “random” people who take the course
My interruption of this is that the board recipients will not be members of the Miro team/subscription where the Custom Template resides and therefore would not have access to it.
Yes, you’re 100% right
Thank you all
I think for my specific scenario Robert suggestion will work the best :) I’ll test it out with some users and see how the user flow is.
Best
Lasse
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