@Stephanie Bacquere -
I’ve generally gone with the external approach if you have more than a handful of slides as you wouldn’t be able to leverage animations and other advanced PowerPoint features when the deck is imported into Miro. It will also make your board a lot bigger and slower to load if the deck has a lot of “rich” content.
The benefit of doing it natively in Miro is you are only having to have participants use a single tool and don’t have to be swapping between applications.
I would hesitate to go with the third option if you have a lot of slides as that will become pretty onerous to set up.
Kiron
@maren -
Not sure I fully understand, but why couldn’t use just share your Miro screen via Zoom? That way, everyone would see as you were moving from PDF page to page. I do multi-day classes where I use a combination of Zoom and Miro and when I’m showing something in the slides, people look at my screenshare and when I want them to do something in Miro, they switch to their Miro apps.
Kiron
Hi Kiron,
thank you for replying so quickly!
My main challenge is that I would have liked to avoid the switching of apps. I seems counter-intuitive to me that I can do something in my board that the other people cannot see, even if I’d like them to. But if even a pro like you simply does the switching, then I guess that’s the way it is.
Thanks again for taking the time to clarify this for me!
Greetings
Maren
Hallo @maren
wieso nicht sofort das Ganze in miro erstellen:
Geht schnell und Du hast nur eine Anwendung
Wenn Du die Frames nutzt, kannst Du das Ganze wie Slides in PPT gliedern:
https://help.miro.com/hc/en-us/articles/360018261813-Frames
https://help.miro.com/hc/en-us/articles/360017731073-Presentation-Mode
und via Zoom oder der Screensharing Funktion von miro sehen alle Teilnehmer exakt Deinen Bildschirminhalt.
Gruß
Michael