Inspiration

Hi All,I am using Miro a lot for my work: i love it, and love sketchnoting.Also using the Miro App on Ipad with the apple pencil, I find it a bit limited. For example if i doodle something and I need to select it and move, it is not very handy.Anyone is including sketchnote on Miro? what would you recommend to use? Do you have any video or material to see specifically?Even better if I don’t need an additional tool!Thank youIlaria

New Quick Directional Duplicate Hotkey:ALT (option)  +   ← → ↑ ↓ (arrow keys) This is a great way to quickly build an array or a path of objects.   

 I was struck to read this quote in an Atlantic article about The Great Resignation: As I wrote in the spring, quitting is a concept typically associated with losers and loafers. But this level of quitting is really an expression of optimism that says, We can do better. After 19 months of fear and ongoing bad news, I felt a sense of relief at the thought that this big economic shift we're hearing about could be a good thing for us. From what I've read, "The Great Resignation" may indicate a new way we're reconnecting with ourselves. As someone who tends to be cynical, I will gladly cling onto the idea that maybe all this bad stuff can lead to greater connection. What do you think? Are we connecting more to ourselves and even to each other amidst all this change? Or is this our attmept at finding a sliver lining to a grey cloud?

Hey Everyone, Brad from Miro here. I’m looking for the next round of customers that we can feature in inspiring video stories like these ones we’ve produced about Lake | Flato Architects, Frog, and Twiga. If you’re interested and think your company would allow you to participate in something like this (some brands don’t - crazy, right?) - I’d love to hear from you. Please message me at brad@miro.com or reply here.  I look forward to hearing from you and learning more about the amazing things your team is doing! Thanks so much! Brad

Hello, I am a designer/trainer trying to translate some of my training icebreakers into online activites. They are (were) very tangible play activites and at the moment can’t happen. I have been building them in Miro now for a few weeks and adore the platform. It is so easy to design a learning environement that is as intiuative and engaging as physical. As my heart is in designing environments I am getting very excited about designing Miro work/play spaces for people. But, after a day of research I can’t really find individuals that are doing this? So, I am curious if there are people charging for designing Miro boards? or if not why not? Maybe to many free templates out there? Anyway, I would love to hear from you and see what you think? I am working on a lovely template to put on the Miroverse soon. Jules

Let us know if you have questions about Distributed 2021 and we’ll be happy to help!

One of the reasons I use Miro is to consolidate information from multiple sources into one view... which is what I did with the Distributed 2021 agenda from the official site.I took screenshots of all the sessions and put them onto a Miro board. If anyone wants a copy of it, justopen the board click on the board name (top-left) and use the Duplicate.** WARNING ** This is board is NOT an official agenda - any changes to the agenda wont’ be reflected in the board!https://miro.com/app/board/o9J_lpkHp2A=/ If I made an mistakes, please let me know and I will update then ASAP.

Hi community! And hello, October Don’t miss the October webinar schedule!  Please find all links in the attached document.  

Hi- I am new to Miro, yet so far, it is great!  Do you have suggestions for the best template for value stream mapping?  Initially we thought to use flow chart and build out shapes, yet curious if there is a better template similar to shapes/templates that Visio value stream templates have?  Thanks in advance for any ideas!

Hi everyone ,We always love seeing new contributor names pop up in the Miroverse submissions    Want to share your template with the Miroverse community? Here is how you can do that :Please follow the instructions in this submission form. After completing the form, I will meet you on the other side and will give you feedback to help you get your template published! Questions or comments? Please ask below or reach out to miroverse@miro.com. We release Miroverse templates every Monday, hop on board!  

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

Hi all , Hope everyone’s having a great start of the week  This Miroverse Monday has brought us 9 new amazing templates    SuperPersona Warm-up by Zane Segruma allows team members to get into the thinking and creativity mode, express themselves, and generate ideas. SuperPersona Warm-upMomentum Sprint by tini studio offers a comprehensive set of 10 workshop activities that will bring you through a journey that starts with (re)defining your Vision and Mission ends with a clear Action Plan towards impact.  Business Case Canvas by Steve Lydford enables managers to visually and succinctly describe and analyse the key components of a business case. Use of the Business Case Canvas ensures that all major factors affecting the analysis, recommendation and subsequent investment decision are considered.OKR Planning Street by The Middle is a good, tried and tested, workshop for planning your next OKR cycle.Miro Beginners Training Board by mct inc. was created for  workshop facilitators to train w

CREATION SUPERSTATION Collage, draw or upload your own artworks to our Miro board!30 September / 18h00 (GMT+2) Hi everyone!Open Window (South Africa) is hosting an online doodle & typography event on Miro this Thursday at 18h00 (GMT+2).Here’s a recap of last year’s event to give you an idea. Edit access opens at the time of the event, but I’m sneakily sharing early view access because I thought some of you might like to see the behind the scenes (don’t tell anyone! ) Click here to register for the online event.#creationsuperstation2021 Keen to see some of you there or hear your thoughts!Nina 

I’ll be facilitating my first business requirement gathering session.  What are your favorite Miroboard hacks for a seamless requirement gathering session? A few templates I would need:Brainstorming for technical requirements User stories creation Website feature prioritization

Hi all  Welcome to another Miroverse Monday edition!  This week we have 10   new templates! Diversity Canvas by Startupbootcamp is a tool that all teams can use to help better map how Diversity builds and impacts their work and products. Diversity Canvas by StartupbootcampThe One-On-One Canvas by Kamilla Queiroz offers a proposal for conducting a moment of feedback, monitoring and evolution.Sailboat Method by Zane Segruma will help you to zoom out from day-to-day activities and focus on the broader picture.Stakeholder Analysis Workshop by nativDigital will help you create transparency about the people involved in your project. This way you can better plan your change management and adapt your communication for your target groups.Stakeholder Analysis Workshop Benny Hill Sorting (Idea Dance) by Denkwerk will you identify the most popular ideas within a group and group people based on their interest.System Mapping Toolkit by Systemic Design Group will help you make sense of complex challe

Hi everyone Hope you're having a great start of the week  I have some new Miroverse templates for you to enjoy  UX Research Kickoff Workshop by Maria Hock is a 1-1.5h workshop during which researchers (or product managers) can gather and prioritise stakeholder questions around the challenge to tackle.UX Research Kickoff Workshop by Maria HockOpen Space 1 day - up to 70 people by Yassal Sundman helps you create a virtual Open Space conference with the feel of a physical space.Digital Inclusion by Cocomore is a modular blanko-framework for different types of workshops. It ensures the intuitive navigation and interaction on the board by clearly structuring, explaining and facilitating your approach and guiding your participants step-by-step through the process.Meta-SWOT by Owtcome is the makeover of classic SWOT that can be used as dynamic and action-driven tool for strategic scenarios. The result of Meta-SWOT is a powerful and more connected narrative that eases the execution path throug

Hi everyone  Welcome to the fist Miroverse Monday this September  This week we have 8 new templates to add to the Miroverse collection    Playful Workshop: Mountain Theme by mct was created to make online collaboration using a virtual board more appealing, fun, and playful, Niko Niko Team Calendar by Daniela Felser helps you and your team to find out more about each other's happiness, and Kaizen Race - Retro Game by Felipe Cholla was designed to promote a fun environment during the continuous improvement sessions.Playful Workshop: Mountain ThemeKaizen Race - Retro Game  Team Purpose Workshop by @Daria Rudnik will help you run a 2,5 - 3 hours session with your team and discover your WHY.   Design Critique Playground by @Mimi offers a workshop template that supports teams to collect constructive feedback on design and improve the quality of solution.Part of Design Critique Playground  Memorable Experience Framework by Audree Lapierre helps product teams consider the well-being and deligh

Remember the last time you experienced change which had a direct impact on you? How did it make you feel?Heidi helps implement change at PwC Switzerland 🍫🍫🍫 and I'm excited to hear her story! This is open to all. Do attend if you can by registering hereNot only is this an awesome topic but also the first event 🤩 of the newly minted 'Miro for Changemakers' chapter which I'm excited to lead alongside a diverse team including Ellen Andreu, Annie MacLeod, Sarah Mendoza, Carol Matthews-Nicoli, Sisa Lleses, Elan Schwartz.Through this chapter we hope to organise events from presentations, workshops, panel discussions, board expos, and more. These events will be underpinned by subjects that are productive and provoke thoughtful conversations that have a social and global impact! Curious to learn more? Join us here

Hi everyone! I am leading the MUG in Zurich and am delighted to be part of this community! Feel free to join the chapter here: https://events.miro.com/zurich/ and let's keep in contact: https://www.linkedin.com/in/johannypestalozzi/ Best wishes!

Hi allWelcome to another Miroverse Monday edition  This week we have 6 great templates to talk about  Barrels, Hammers, and Fire - A Retrospective and 8 Bit Hearts - A Retrospective by Cody Wanberg are great for helping your team look back at challenges that rolled them over and victories/successes after a sprint, and identify if you were able to feel impactful in you roles, or interpersonal interactions.8-bit Hearts by Cody Wanberg Daria Rudnik’s Team Development Roadmap offers a comprehensive, 60 to 90-minute workshop template that helps teams to get some insights on their 1-year vision and what the team needs to do in order to get there.Rethink Ambiguity by Creative Gym ( @Frankie Kok) offers an intangible experience made tangible through navigating a design challenge that’s full of ambiguity, visualizing ambiguity using a journey map tool, and reflecting on our ambiguity experience.Rethink Ambiguity by Creative Gym   Problem Statement for Logistic and UX Health Persona by Ergosign 

Hello Community I’m pretty sure you’ve seen the following threads:Exquisite Corpse Exhibition on Miro Open Window Student Showcase on Miro Online Exhibition and Walkabout on MiroEver wondered what’s the story behind these online exhibitions? We did! That’s why we decided to talk with @Nina Torr, an artist, illustrator, lecturer, and our first community templates challenge winner.  Read on to learn more about Nina, Miro exhibitions, student art projects, and incredible boards.   First things first! Please introduce yourself Hi, I’m Nina Torr, I’m an illustrator/artist from Pretoria, South Africa. I teach illustration at Open Window School of Visual Communication where I also run the campus gallery space, NOW Gallery.I completed a BFA in Fine Arts at Parsons School of Design in New York in 2010 and a Masters in Fine Arts at the University of Johannesburg in 2020.  Tell us more about how you use MiroI use Miro for online classes and exhibitions. For classes, I create a project for each co

Hi everyone Welcome to the second edition of the Miroverse Template Creators series where we introduce the people behind all the amazing work  Last week I had a chance to chat to@Reid Thomas about his Miro(verse) experience  Who is Reid?Reid is the community manager at Unito, an integration solution that builds two-way connections between your favorite work tools (with a Miro integration in the works! ). He is also an active Miro community member who created a couple of cool templates  Finding  Miro(verse)After finding out about Miro in a presentation at work, Reid started looking through Miroverse, borrowing templates, and learning about Miro by browsing through our community. He quickly became an active Miro community member after that.  Reid is someone who believes that tools like Miro should not only be used in a professional setting, but also outside of work. For example, he once created a Miro board to help a friend plan moving apartments.He even used a Miroverse retro template