I created a board, then duplicated it. I changed the name on the duplicated board. Both boards were to be used in separate Zoom meetings as public boards. When we were in the first meeting, I gave the link to 1 board. Half the participants ended up in the wrong board, even though I never gave them that link, nor did anyone else in the meeting/on the board have the other link. I did have both boards public at the time because there was going to be a time overlap between the Zoom sessions and I wanted to make sure that there would be a smooth transition.
This is now the second time this has occurred. The first time, we copied the board 4 times for 4 classes that were occurring on Zoom at the same time. Students ended up on each others’ boards. We assumed it was user error. But since it continues to occur, we think it must be an issue with Miro.
All the links appear different when we paste them into a document, but they still cross somehow. Any ideas?
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