Inspiration

Hi there Miro Community,  The video below is a walkthrough of an integrative thinking case study I did this week. It walks our business owner through a tough decision around how she wants to grow her business. She isn’t content with option A or B, so she creates option LMNOP.  I’d love feedback and I’m also curious to know how you guys handle the process-to-practical Miro applications in your own work.   Here’s a link to the board if you’d like to check it out in further detail:  

I am nearly done editing my basic math lessons.Here are 77 lessons with sound pedagogy and interactive kinesthetics to help math students in grade school or a GED program.(I teach GED math in Oregon, USA.)If you are being asked to teach math in a HyFlex environment where some students are with you in-person and other students attend class remotely (such as using Zoom) then all the students can interact together!If you are (fortunately) not forced to use HyFlex pedagogy, there is lots of lots of stuff to steal for your own math lessons.Might this be the biggest Miro board ever?  It currently has 4,964 objects when I use “select all”. 

What skills do you want to develop in 2022?Personally, I’m super excited to learn how to be a better facilitator so I can feel more confident as a cross-functional leader? How about you? Drop your ideas below and let’s discuss how we can learn from each other! 

Not sure if this feature has been rolled out to everyone yet or not, but the new selected object filtering capability is pretty cool. The ability to select a large number of objects and then just pick the specific type of object which you want to remain selected is very useful. However, I have just one question… what do Dark Elves (“Drows”) from Dungeons & Dragons have to do with Miro  ?  

How do we save our planet from methane-geddon? *Hint* We’re sending a million cows to Mars!First conceived in 2016 during client workshops to help teams learn about agility, product design and development, COWTOPIA Mission to Mars is a brand new online game by The Collab Folks. It's designed to help product teams learn about themselves and how agile concepts, design and product development can help them accomplish their mission. Join us at this very special APAC Miro VMUG event if you would like to learn more about dealing with chaos and the power of iteration based work and behaviour change. Delivering 1 million cows to Mars will require you to design, build and test your ideas, and emerge victorious in winning the Space Force Commander's multi-gajillion dollars 'Cows Relocation' contract.Everything’s happening on a Miro board near you. Come join us!Date: 13 OctoberTime: 1730 SG/HK - 1130 CET - 1930 AESTRegister for the event here:https://events.miro.com/events/details/miro-apac-prese

Miro + AI = Dream Team! Miro lets people collaborate and AI join in as a sidekick. At our Miro Lunch & Learn on October 31 at 12:00 pm, we will show you in an interactive session how you can collaboratively design your AI strategies & solutions and accelerate the design process with Miro AI.You will also get access to a new and free Miroverse tool, which will be published on Miro's Canvas 25 conference in New York: AI4ME is your AI-powered personal advisor to find the AI solutions that help you to solve your technical, legal or organizational challenges and achieve your personal, professional or business goals.Participation is free, but please register:👉 https://luma.com/bezrl7bjWe look forward to your participation!

Hallo, I am new to the community, setting up a new workshop for a group of people.Before starting the meeting, I would love to ask a few questions to the participants:Filling out a small questionnaire (where they can select how they feel on a scale). Adding a few topics to the meeting, by adding post-its.They can see everything from each other. But I only want them to vote and to add post-its. Nothing else. (ideally, not changing their peers’ input)Not during the meeting, but they can do that 2 weeks in advance?  Do you have any ideas how to go about this? greetings,Stijn  

Are you looking for a creative way to solve problems and generate innovative ideas with your team? 🤔 Look no further than reverse brainstorming! This fun and engaging technique flips traditional brainstorming on its head, allowing you to think outside the box and discover unexpected solutions. In this guide, we'll walk you through a step-by-step process to conduct a reverse brainstorming session in Miro, complete with a flowchart to keep your ideas organized and actionable. Let's dive in! 🚀 Set Up Your Miro Board: Open Miro and create a new board. Add the reverse brainstorming template from Miro's template picker. Define the Problem: Click on a sticky note within the template and type the problem you want to solve. For example, "Increase employee retention." Reverse the Problem: Create a new sticky note and write the reverse of your original problem. For example, "Decrease employee retention" or "How to get people to quit their jobs." Generate Ideas to Exacerbate the Problem: Set

Welcome to this month’s Miroverse roundup! 🎉 Miroverse continued thriving throughout the month of August as you, the Miroverse community, collectively contributed over 100 new templates. That’s over 100 new ways to collaborate, play, plan, design, and research.But wait — the excitement doesn't stop there! Let's take a moment to honor and celebrate the exceptional contributors whose creations led the way. If you have a Miro board that you believe would make a useful template, there’s no time like the present. 🏆 Submitting a template is simple, and likely easier than you think — and who knows, maybe you’ll see yourself in next month’s roundup! Visual Collaboration System™ | Most Published Miroverse Creator 🚀 Huge shoutout to @Ole Qvist-Sørensen and his strategy, learning, and design agency, Visual Collaboration System™! They've soared to the top as August's Most Published Creator. 🏆With over 15 years of international experience, Ole has been a true champion, guiding leadership teams

Fellow mironeers,As some of you may have allready noticed some of my #miroArt on linkedIn. I consider myself a Miro-Artist and use miro to create pictrues and other creative stuff with sticky-notes/ shapes. I do not create them for any special purpose but to bring me and other miro-users joy.I want to share some of my artpieces with you and would appreciate your feedback. Some of them can also be found and used on miroverse. Feel free. The #MiroLisa: Made with 21.369 Sticky Notes/ Shapes  The Boss Baby: Made with 16.194 Sticky Notes/ Shapes  Funko / SquidGame: Made with 8.408 Sticky Notes/ Shapes  Who of you is also creative in miro and made some art yourself? Would love to see, how others do it Rgrds Said

Remember the classic TV show, Amazing Race? Ever wanted to be a part of it? Now you can and in Miro, of course!Last November, @NurulFathiyah created and delivered the A-Miro-Zing Race experience during an APAC Miro User Group event. It was a great success! @Joshua William Davies and I decided that, as with any savvy TV executives will tell you, “Let’s do a bigger LIVE re-run!”So here’s your opportunity to join this race, this 11 March. It’s going to be bigger and bolder as we have invited collaborators from around the world to contribute a piece of their own unique Miro experience to make up the puzzles and race challenges. It’s not a walk in a park, for sure.If you’re ready to have fun, laughter, and explore more Miro possibilities, register for the event now!https://events.miro.com/events/details/miro-apac-presents-a-miro-zing-race-2021-bigger-better-bolder/#/   

Howdy, dear Lean-Agilists!I recently had another template published in Miroverse: Technology Radar.The Technology Radar (my 10th Miroverse template!) is all about tracking interesting things, referred to as ”blips” by Thoughtworks. The idea with this template is to allow companies, organizations, departments, and/or teams to track techniques, tools, platforms, and frameworks that might be interesting for their business and operation.Hope you’ll like it!https://miro.com/miroverse/technology-radar/

Hi all  We’re looking for a volunteer for @Said Saddouk’s  Miro Games: Community Battle event event TOMORROW, March 22 from 5 15 till approximately 6 30 pm CET.You’ll be one of the 2 main players: no preparation needed, just bring your amazing self   It will be lots of fun! The 2nd player is a Miro colleague.Please comment below if you’re interested 

Want to test out the new Miro AI features: AI Flows and AI Sidekicks? We got to try out the Miro AI features in advance and developed a template: AI4ME is an AI-powered advisor that creates personalized recommendations how you can use AI to achieve your goals and solve your challenges:👉 https://miro.com/templates/ai4me-your-aipowered-advisor-for-your-ai/Do you like the tool? Then give us a ♥️ on Miroverse! Otherwise we would appreciate your feedback.Thank you! 🙏 

Wanted to share our next community V-MUG "Learn a Triad of Agile Techniques With Miro!" with @Kiron Bondale happening Tuesday, June 23rd at 3:00pm PST. It'll be a fun and interactive event catered around learning agile techniques with an informative collaborative element! Whether you are part of an agile team or leading one: This session will teach you how to use Miro to help your team make decisions, size work items in the backlog and understand the many benefits provided by a flow-based delivery approach over a traditional batch-based method. You will work as part of a small team to complete three exercises that you can later adapt for use within your own organization.   Click here to RSVP: https://events.miro.com/events/details/miro-noram-presents-learn-a-triad-of-agile-techniques-with-miro/#/ Hope to see you there!

Hi Miro community, Mark your calendars! March webinar schedule is ready   Attached you will find calendars in PT & AEDT, CET, and GMT. The events on the calendar are linked and will take you right to the sign up page when clicked.  

RSVP LinkWednesday, January 27 at 4:00 pm PST Is your team healthy? In what areas does your team need improvement? What will you do to improve? How can you strengthen personal connections within your distributed team?Fostering healthy teams is an often overlooked component to achieving goals and successful outcomes. Join us on Wednesday, January 27 at 4:00 pm PST as we feature Danny Carvajal and Melissa Jackson of Samsung NEXT for VMUG13: Measuring and Improving Team Health in a Distributed Environment. In this 60-minute event, Danny and Melissa will share techniques for measuring and improving team health and cultivating culture in globally distributed environments using Miro. Learn how they combined Spotify’s Squad Health Check model with the AJ&Smart Lightning Decision Jam and discover a fun new way to help your team learn more about one another, all in a Miro-based virtual workshop.Be sure to RSVP for this free event today, and we look forward to seeing you there! As always - i

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