Hey @JayB this is great work! Familiar with this in my management studies. The best feedback would be to run this with a few groups and gather post-event comments and request for improvements. I’ve found that this is the best way to improve anything built in Miro: user experience.

Perhaps a couple of ‘tech’ thoughts:

• The Miro ‘link cards’ are actually not very intuitive. For most people, we are so used to see hyperlinked texts. So most times, I use the text tool to input ‘https://…..’ so that people know it’s clickable.
• If you know who’s coming to play, create places in the board where you can put their names in sticky notes. It gives an acknowledgement to their presence and a psychological nudge “Ooh, I’m expected to contribute since my name is here”.
• I tend to un-chunk my instructions. Instead of one place with all-encompassing instructions, I create smaller ones as near as possible to the ‘current’ activity or step. But ensure you explain the big picture instructions/objectives before kicking off the activity.

I hope that helps!