Inspiration

Hi,I've seen many many tutorial, they are great...But, I am looking for a real workshop video.I wish to see how people interact at real time, not just Miro’s team explaining how it is meant to be.If you have any video/recording of a real user, I'll be glad to get one.Thanks

I am seeking a consultant/ freelancer who can support our foresight workshops on a periodic basis. I realize this is not a job board, but it is difficult to find people who might do this work. (Also was not sure where to post this)Thanks for any recommendations! Amy

Like many of you, I am using Miro for live online participatory workshop events. Almost all of the people attending my events are brand new to Miro, and by far the most difficult part of the workshop is getting them over that first hurdle of learning how to use the tool well enough to participate. Half of the difficulty is teaching them what they should avoid doing by accident!   This is much more difficult for people who are not digital natives, and in larger groups it is almost guaranteed that at least one participant will be lost and frustrated. What have you tried? What worked best?

A very big THANK YOU for such a great tool you guys have created for us! We use Miro all day, every day in collab sessions, daily planning- and standup meetings, creating visualizations, team structures, brainstorms and just generally having FUN as we connect with co-workers online! You make our work a joy! Here is an example of our daily standup board, each team mate has an avatar, shows what they’ve done yesterday, what they’re planning on for today, a daily gif and song of the day and then a show & tell section where we showcase our work and struggles and triumphs.Here's to many more adventures on Miro – we love you guys! 

Hi everyone, some news from the Miroverse here  Since not too long ago we began publishing Miroverse templates weekly and are very excited about it. From now on, we will be sharing the inspiring work Miro users share with us   Please give a warm welcome to our 8 new amazing templates this week: This week, we got 3 new Retro templates, two of which would particularly appeal to action film fans.Star Wars Sith Lord Retrospective and An Olympic Retrospective by @DWestgarth The Avengers Retrospective by Michel Veloso  Company Organization Chart by @Reid Thomas is a great tool to help you visualise corporate structures Tools to Build Stronger Cross-functional Teams by Dorris can be used as a tool to create alignment on project goals and a tool to give feedback to your team mates Content Modeling by Nikoo Yahyazadeh breaks down your content into pieces (content types) and defines the relationships between those pieces of content. It also helps to structure your content and make it more reusab

I, along with two friends, have a rooftop garden in the heart of Montreal. As you may know Montreal is not known for its long or reliable growing seasons, this being said organization is everything. This summer we are in has not been the best year for our garden, three different people had completely different goals about what to grow where and when. This resulted in a late start to the season and some plants not finding their way into the larger beds we built for them :( These sad tomato times have lead us to rethink the system, to say the least. One thing that set us back this spring was how all three of us showed up with a map of our ideal garden on a piece of paper and this led to us having to waste planting season arguing with each other. Last week we sat down next to our respective computers, opened Zoom and designed our next garden in Miro. We were able to plan it to a tee, it is to scale, we know how many pots we need, exactly how much soil we need, where the sun will be at dif

Hello, in my last coaching-session I used the Clusterizer in combination with my favorite tools Unsplash / Iconfinder / Stickies    Michael

I do a little guitar and bass teaching in my spare time and have thought of using Miro for communicating music theory to students - would be a great teaching environment overall, particularly in terms of students asking questions / working together on pitch/harmony etc Can’t see any suitable templates so far - am I missing something?

There’s so much more to Miro than just #whiteboarding or collaborative work! That’s what I believe in and I’m actively trying to push Miro’s boundaries. Especially now that many of us are working in hybrid or fully remote environments, doesn’t it make sense to create a ‘Third Place’ in the clouds to interact and engage, people to people?If you’re interested to understand how Miro can be used as people leader or in people development, do join us at our next APAC VMUG event on 21 July 5pm (GMT+8)More details in the link. Oh, PS. We’re experimenting with milk produce too. Come join!Register for the event here: https://events.miro.com/events/details/miro-apac-presents-leadership-people-development-in-hybrid-virtual-workplaces/ 

Hi folks! For those of you who I haven’t met, I am the new community lead at Miro. It’s great to be here!As our team works to make a fantastic community program, we need your feedback! My question for you is: How did you first get involved with the Miro community & what keeps you coming back?Thanks for your input!   

Hello, Nurul & Francis here.We will be launching Malaysia Miro User Group in our debut meetup on Wed, Jul 7th, 5:00 PM (GMT+8). In this meetup we will feature Miro best practices in Education, Adult Learning and Remote Team!  Come and join us ;) Click here to RSVP bit.ly/MMUGmy1Nurul & Francis 

Any usage of MIRO for Agile Gaming exercise?

Hey Miro Heroes! We want to make sure you love this community and feel comfortable here As we move forward and develop community programs, we really need to hear from you to inform our strategy and improve your overall experience with Miro Community.  Please take a moment to name one thing you think our community does well and one thing we could improve. Share your thoughts in the thread  

So we are keen on creating a list of educational and informative material that the whole product design team can contribute to and take value from. This could be books, online resources and also courses. A Trello list is our first option, or a spreadsheet. But I was wondering if anyone had created a board in Miro in an intuitive way that could accommodate a collaborative reading list? It’s a basic one, but keen to see how creative others have been!

What is your favourite Miro feature? Suggest your ideas and give a Like to upvote your peers' replies  For example, my fav is Visual Notes. I’ve always wanted an advanced text tool on the board, and it works perfectly for my to-do list 

Every month, our larger department team has a virtual team meeting. We wanted to introduce Miro as a way of injecting some interactivity into the meeting. One idea we had was to incorporate some sort of employee recognition into it so I was wondering what ideas the community had.Have you ever run activities that incorporate employee recognition or appreciation?Things to consider:There will probably be anywhere from 65-80 people attending, all virtually through Teams. Most have never used Miro and many likely haven’t used an online whiteboard. The meeting is an hour but we can count on some department updates and Q&A, so the activity should only be 30-45 minutes.

Hi, I recently ran a workshop over Miro, which involved a lot of people putting sticky notes on a matrix. It turn into a beautiful colourful mess, which was exactly what I was looking for.  However, at the end of the session the host of the workshop told me that someone had sent them a direct message saying that they could not participate because they had dyspraxia and struggled with all the colours and moving parts. I was therefore wondering if anyone else had experienced this and whether they had any tips to make their Miro boards more inclusive and accommodating to those who have dyspraxia.  

I would like to share my little story about experience on Miro. I heard about Miro from approach of Miro consultant in HK, and they offered me and my colleagues about function of Miro board. After that, I moved to new company and I need to work on a details workplan about system requirement. I started to use Miro. Miro is user friendly and I made a great work plan on Miro. But trouble comes when I need to export my workplan the output is in very low resolution. Upgraded subscription is required to out a clear pdf. From the billing article which (mislead me / I misunderstand) they charge with prorate, and currency is not shown. I found the problem after paid a month subscription and the CS, Balazs helps a lot on my case with patient which I would like to show my appreciation on it. Other than that, day pass provide a high flexibility to user  which is now only offered to enterprise or consultant. I would strongly recommend to provide this flexibility to all users.

Dear Miro community,as we have seen in the past few months, Miro is not only the perfect tool for collaboration and ideation, but also a platform for delivering educational events, like training and workshops.Today we'd like to open the topic of visual structure of your Miro boards. Since the space to use in Miro is unlimited, it may not come as a surprise that many of us feel unsure of how to organize our own boards to keep the structure clear and have a natural flow.There are many things to consider:the amount of the content the structure of the delivery the public the intuitiveness of the layoutThere are also many components in Miro that allow us to design a board:templates frames shapes drag-and-dropsCombining it all into an intuitive board with a good flow is no easy task, that's why now is the time to learn from each other!We've prepared some examples that may come in handy when considering the layout of your next training or workshop:The linear layout comes as a natural selectio

As inspired by @Sam Shennan, this is a call to all the creative folks out there who are using Miro! If you have created some artwork natively (i.e. without copying and pasting or uploading content from outside of Miro) which you feel is worthy of exhibition in a museum (or at least your foyer  ), please share it with the rest of the Miro community below! To avoid conflict of interest and because I don’t have a visual creative bone in my body, I will not be submitting my “chicken scratch” Miro drawings  Since I guess I should share just how bad my drawings are: (It’s an eye if you were having difficulties with it :-) ) 

It has been a different year, one that pushed us to reinvent ourselves and the way we work. I am pleased to invite you to visit the MARK-19 exhibition on Miro, which I willingly initiated. Together with three other classmates, we carried out the first online exhibition of Lund School of Architecture!. Link to Miro *:  In March 2020, about 11 months ago, we could no longer be freely physically together in our studios in A-building at Lund University.When I asked my friends studying in different universities how they handled this change in the study procedure, I became familiar with the Miro platform as a whiteboard for teamwork and collaboration.  Simultaneously, when I thought about not having an exhibition during my master’s studies, I felt the mission was incomplete. And most of all, the desire to be in our big group again, the Lund architectural family, which is valuable to me although short in presence. All of which went hand in hand with an idea to initiate this way. To use Miro a

Hello Miro Community! I’m excited to announce our new KC Miro User Group chapter, and formally invite you to jump in!Join me and Justin Mertes this Wednesday, June 9th from 4-5:30 PM CDT as we kick off the 𝙉𝙀𝙒 𝙆𝙖𝙣𝙨𝙖𝙨 𝘾𝙞𝙩𝙮 𝙈𝙞𝙧𝙤 𝙐𝙨𝙚𝙧 𝙂𝙧𝙤𝙪𝙥𝙨 (𝙈𝙐𝙂) 𝙘𝙝𝙖𝙥𝙩𝙚𝙧! Don't miss the opportunity to be in at the beginning to help us shape the future of our MUG. Even if you aren’t in the KC area, please join us and connect! Leveraging zoom, and Miro (of course), we'll explore:-  What 𝙩𝙤𝙥𝙞𝙘𝙨 would you like to focus on? - ‍ How would you like to 𝙗𝙚 𝙞𝙣𝙫𝙤𝙡𝙫𝙚𝙙? Would you like to speak / present, or just participate?-  What would you like to get from this chapter? How can we 𝙨𝙪𝙥𝙥𝙤𝙧𝙩 you?RSVP Here: https://lnkd.in/dBDZRYcLooking forward to collaborating soon! - Kenbra & JustinP.S. I don’t know why this got tagged as a question, cuz it’s not. lol 

Are you a board owner who has facilitated a Miro board session with external, non-team participants and want to see their name beside their cursor* and not some random “Guest” name, e.g., Guest Editor, Guest Artisan, Guest Researcher? While the typical workaround is for that guest editor to first sign up for a free Miro account, there is another way.*While I will keep referring to the benefit of the guest editor’s “name showing beside their cursor”, their name will also show up in:the participants panel (top-right of board); activity List pane (history of actions taken by that user); comments; an object’s Info pane, e.g., Created by: Bob Smith.--Disclaimer: The steps outlined in this post are a number of different Miro functionalities at the time of this post that I found, when combined, could accomplish my desired outcome. The ability to give an anonymous Guest Editor a name should not be considered a supported feature and therefore you should not contact Miro Support if these steps d