MIRO breakouts

@LukeNov 

Duplicating boards and linking to them

As you may have read in the community, one strategy is to create your exercise board, duplicate the board as many times as you need, name them accordingly - Breakout 1, Breakout 2, etc., and then create links to each board from your main board, e.g., a sticky note named “Breakout 1” that links to the board “Breakout 1” - more on links here:

https://help.miro.com/hc/en-us/articles/360017572354-Internal-and-external-linking

Custom Templates

Instead of creating one board and then duplicating it, you could also also create a Custom Template, and as you create new boards, add the template to each board.

Breakout frames (beta)

Depending on your Miro plan type, you may have the new Breakout Frames beta feature - more on this here:

https://help.miro.com/hc/en-us/articles/4408994822546-Breakout-frames-BETA-

If you are using one of the eligible plan types, but do not have the beta feature and want to try it, you could try requesting access through the Miro support team - more on contacting Miro support here:

https://help.miro.com/hc/en-us/articles/360020185799-How-to-contact-Miro-Support

Tip: Search the page for “contact form”.

@LukeNov - The beta feature works by you specifying which frames on the board should be used as breakout “rooms”. After selecting these frames, you select the current board participants who should be moved to those frames/rooms once you start the breakout session - there is an option to “lock users to those frames” while the session is in place.

Once you end the breakout session, everything is back to normal, i.e., the users can see everything on the board. From there, you could use bring everyone to me, the Presentation Mode, or however you usually you want bring attention to the frames/breakout results.