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I would like to use Miro for an upcoming virtual conference. There will be about 300 attendees, so they will all have their own email addresses. Can I create a board and send them a link to access it and edit it even thought they do not have email addresses with the same domain Name as me?

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Hello everyone!Our team has been exploring ways to make design reviews more seamless, especially for teams that use Autodesk and Miro together. If you’re using both tools, I’d love to learn more about your workflow. For example: How do you transfer designs from Autodesk into Miro? What’s your process for adding annotations, feedback, or markups? Do you use Miro to present your designs to clients? If yes or no, we’d love to hear the reasons! What recurring challenges during design reviews? If you could improve one thing about how these tools work together, what would it be? Just a quick note that our team did create Autodesk for Miro, which connects Miro with Autodesk and enables the designs to be reviewed and improved further by teams.We’re hoping to better understand the challenges people face in this space so that we can improve their workflows further.Please share your thoughts, tips, or gripes below. It’ll be super helpful!

Love the new(er) voting function, but have some ideas for enhancements First of all, one should be able to add multiple dots as opposed to just add a counter. From a visual perspective, it is much easier to see the “heat map”, if everyone will add a separate dot on an item. Secondly, it would also be great if the system would support straw poll voting, where the one vote has the users Initial on it automatically. 

Hi Miro community, Mark your calendars! August webinar schedule is ready   Attached you will find calendars in PT & AEDT, CET, and BST. The events on the calendar are linked and will take you right to the sign up page when clicked.For your convenience, all webinars are also added to our main events page.  

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

Dear Miro Team,My name is Yelyzaveta, and I am an English teacher from Ukraine. I would like to express my sincere gratitude for the exceptional support you have extended to Ukrainians; it truly makes a significant impact.Miro has become an integral component of my lessons, enhancing the interactivity, engagement, and organization of the learning experience. My students greatly enjoy utilizing it for brainstorming, vocabulary games, and visually structuring their ideas. It has genuinely transformed my teaching approach, particularly in an online environment.However, many educators in Ukraine are currently facing financial constraints that hinder their ability to access premium tools. A complimentary Miro subscription would be immensely beneficial, enabling me to continue developing dynamic and high-quality lessons without limitations. It would also allow me to create more boards, which is crucial for structuring different topics and organizing multiple lessons effectively. I would like

Hi Miro community, Mark your calendars! February’s 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.  

Understanding where changes affect the organisation is key to a successful product or service development.We have created a method called the Milky Way, which combines product (value stream), capability (what we do), systems or tools (what we need to be able to do) and information in one map.3 min intro: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jq__kDY5w1A&t=1sIt requires that an organisation invest time in understanding what they are doing = created a map. We have created a Miroverse template for that: https://miro.com/miroverse/the-milky-way-enterprise-map/We have also created a Miro Tool to export the data to Airtable, where we further can create more details data for onboarding. And some things in Miro as Layers :-)https://www.milkyway.international/milky-way-toolNot for everyone. But if you invest the time, it will pay off. And yes, there is a book as well: https://www.amazon.com/Milky-Way-navigate-accelerate-change-ebook/dp/B09H61612Y/Happy mapping. Would love some feedback!

Hi Miro Heroes, It was so great to see you at our event, How John Cutler Uses Miro to Help Product Teams Build Shared Understanding. In case you couldn’t attend, you can watch a recording here 😍 And here are some additional resources:Miro board with networking and a presentation; John’s templates in Miroverse: Mandate Levels, Can / Should; Want to contribute to Miroverse? Submit your template here.  Which John’s use case did you like the most? Drop your comment in this thread to help John decide on what to publish in Miroverse next!

Were you able to check out Miroversity Live last week? The spirit of learning makes me think of the different ways that our community helps people learn about Miro every day. What are the best ways for beginners to learn about Miro and for advanced Miro users to up-level their skills? Do you recommend any YouTube video or workshops from Miro Experts? Do you have a favorite help center article that everyone should bookmark? Let us know!

One game-changing tip I've discovered while using Miro is utilising the infinite canvas to create dynamic, strategic sales plans. By mapping out entire customer journeys, identifying touchpoints, and overlaying data analytics directly on the board, I’ve been able to visualise complex sales processes in a way that’s easy for both my team and clients to understand. The ability to integrate real-time feedback and collaborate across time zones has turned Miro into our virtual war room, enabling us to stay agile and close deals faster. Remember, the key is not just to plan but to visualise and iterate constantly. Big shoutout to @Manouska J and the Miro community for continuously pushing the boundaries of what’s possible in digital collaboration!

Hello everyone @miro your programming people and developers,at this time I am working with my own templates for a workshop … and I have noticed what you’re worked on:Months ago when I added a created template on my board I have to think about the size of my template and I have to move my mouse on my board where is enough space.Now: No matter where I am on my board:Adding the template / Whoosh … it’s been placed automaticly where there is free space.In the past it happend that elements where placed overlapping. Not anymore!Thank you for all the work that you do and you have done that we did not see and notice.Your’e great - you do an awsome job - you making miro this what it is:One of the best tools in the world and you … you should get the best award  in the world for it! Thank you for all your hard work !!! Michael 

👋🏾 Hi Miro Community!The Miro Events Team is hosting a focus group next Tuesday, April 11th at 10am CST and we’d love to hear what you are looking for for Distributed ‘23, currently slated for mid-October.This will be a small and interactive event to share some of our preliminary plans and incorporate the Community’s feedback and wishes!This event is open anyone and you can RSVP for the event here and we look forward to chatting with you! Cheers,Ashley JenkinsEvents Manger, Miro

Hello,I created a short video that shows most of the functions of miro in a German video.Michael

What is most challenging when creating a brand story? Join us for the Building Blocks of Brand Masterclass taking place Jan 19th at 5:15pm CET where Joe Caplin from Outfly will help you Identify your customer base, unpicking the value you give them, assessing your position against your competitors, and ultimately, what that means for your tone of voice, colour scheme and overall brand feel. Here’s a sneaky peek at the nitty-gritty of it all:  We’ll define the Who, that's your audience and their needs.🦚 We’ll define the What, as in your niche product features and benefits. We’ll define Where you stand, after analysing your market position and positioning strategy. And finally, we’ll be hashing out the story of your mission, to discover your Why. In the meantime please share your brand building tips and tricks in the comments 

Hi community! And hello, November Don’t miss the November webinar schedule! Attached you will find the calendar 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,  

Hello dear lean-agilists! Starting this thread to highlight Agile Workflows templates in Miroverse, sort of like TOTW but in a single post.The idea is to make this a good starting point with recommendations of templates for people looking to improve their agile workflows through Miro.So let's start highlighting some brilliant agile templates in Miroverse! 🌟

If folks would be interested in doing a hands on experience with our Timeline Builder template join us this Thursday at noon PST for a free workshop demonstrating the estimating and critical path portions of the template!     https://pmgameboard.com/training/project-timeline-builder-workshop/ 

Ummm are you supposed to look at the person on the screen? Are you supposed to stare into the camera?…. During the body language event today, we talked about how important facial expressions are on video calls because we can’t see the body of the person across from us. Even hand gestures are a different thing on video, so the face does the talking - literally and figuratively. Plus, eye contact is important to show someone that you’re listening to them and you care about what they’re sharing. But how do you do it? I find that if someone consistently looks at one part of their screen, it’s clear to me that they’re focused on me and we’re connected. I do the same - but I tend to put my video on the left side of my screen and notes on the right, so my head is slightly turned to the left when I’m talking to someone on video. Also, I’ll say it - it’s so obvious when someone keeps looking at themselves on video…it’s brutal but we all do it! So, what do you think? How can you make eye contact

A visual map to identify categories and topics we’ll talk about in the content plan

Amira Mustapha Founder and Executive Director of Art Defined Productions Create three groups of people and send them to the three different link locations to complete the puzzle. Ultimately they will realize they need items from each other to solve their puzzle. It a way to show collaboration versus competition More info on how I created the puzzle in Notes  

@mironeers:Thank you for listening and adding this feature:  Michael