Inspiration and connection

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

Hi everyone  I love Miroverse for it being a multifaceted space where I can learn a lot. Every Monday I am amazed by people's creativity and knowledge.  I truly wish I knew about Miroverse in my previous roles, so much useful and amazing material  How did you discover Miroverse and how has it been helpful in your job/life? We would love to hear about your experience    

Hi everyoneI was wondering if anyone has a one-page cheat sheet or user guide they would be happy to share?We’re currently implementing Miro as an enterprise app at my organisation and as part of that, we would like to share a cheat sheet / user guide / training document with colleagues.Many thanks in advanceDane

Hello community! And September Don’t miss the September webinar schedule!  Please find all links in the attached document.  

Hi there Quick question: how long have you been using Miro? Let’s see if there are people who remember a good old RealtimeBoard  

Hi everyone   Every month, our community makes magic. I can’t wait to show you some of the latest and greatest things your fellow community members are doing!    Community stories you don’t want to miss!  We recently talked with @Nina Torr — artist, illustrator, lecturer and our first community templates challenge winner — to explore online exhibitions in Miro, like Exquisite Corpse 5.0.  Read the full interviewExquisite Corpse board   @Isman Tanuri wants to hear from people leaders working in organisations: how do you use Miro to engage and inspire your co-workers and to encourage open team conversations?  Share your opinion   @Patty Dowdy recorded a video walkthrough of an integrative thinking case study.   Watch now   Our Miroverse Coordinator, @Helena Brandist, shares her selection of inspiring Miroverse templates. Filmmaking, systemic privilege, and getting lost in a desert.  Check them out   A very important discussion was raised by @Max Harper about dreams, visions for the futu

Since as long as I can remember, if you were on a Free Plan, you have an Upgrade button:This helped to identify that a user was currently on Free Plan team dashboard.Today I noticed that Miro is experimenting with a new way of identify a team as being a Free Plan by adding the word free to the right of the miro logo on both the dashboard and while in/on a board:  

Has anyone’s company so adopted Miro to the point of completely eliminating PowerPoint?  If so, what was that process / decision like?  How has it gone since? 

My business is one-to-one consulting. Concerning Miro, I would offer custom Boards along with consultation. For this to happen, I need the client to take ownership of the Board. Ideally, the client could download a file to open in their Miro account. I would love to just sell my Boards outright without consultation, as well. Is there a way to do this? I have the free plan now, but I would move to the Consultant plan so I could create a new Team for each client. From what I am reading, I can send a link to the Board (password protected) and they can edit (anonymously). I need advice on the most efficient way to transfer ownership of the board. After our consultation, I do not want to be the primary but I will need to be able to advise them into the future. Thank you.

On a massive billboard above the door of the NASDAQ building. It warms my heart to see a logo I hold so dear in such a sacred space. Linkedin articleI wish I lived in NYC because a selfie with the Miro logo on a billboard in the background would make an awesome profile picture. Side note, would a Times Square themed board be too busy?

Hi everyone  Welcome to another Miroverse Monday update This week we have 5 new templates to share with you  Uncover Motivations 1:1 by Bunch AI Leadership Coach is a process to help you find out what motivates your team members in your 1:1s Uncover Motivations 1:1 by Bunch AI Leadership CoarchPersonal Map by Indigo Health can be used with your team to start a conversation in a structured way!  Business Ideation Jam by MING Labs will help you and your (client) team ideate around novel product and service ideas - in an energizing, creative and yet structured way. Business Ideation Jam by MING Labs Swim Lane Diagram with Data by NEXT LEVEL Partners is a fundamental tool to any transactional process improvement. The insights that you will gain while building this diagram as a team can be exceptionally meaningful.  Visual Evidence by Cocomore includes interactive, visual methods for qualitative remote research. Let us know what you think in the comments, submit your own template to Mirover

We just launched our new chapter structure for the Miro User Group Community. We are shifting away from geographically based chapters in favor of Miro use cases and language based chapters-all led by our same awesome User Leaders. 👏Check out and join our new chapters here. Hope to see you at an event soon!https://events.miro.com

Hi all Every Monday we talk about new Miroverse templates, but there are so many amazing templates there already   Has your template been published on Miroverse? Please share the link below! Let's share, inspire, and learn from each other    

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:  

Happy Miroverse Monday! We would like to welcome 6 new great Miroverse templates!  A great Garden Planning by @Reid Thomas that inspires us to create non-work related templates Garden Planning by Reid Thomas Personality Retrospective  by Henrik Ståhl and It’s Time to Travel! by Azul Villamor are great templates to connect and have fun with your team.   Somos Par UX’s Design Process template and Ergon’s Problem Statement map will help you generate a common understanding with all stakeholders, help the team to be aligned and be productive, and create a common understanding of all project team members.Design Process by Somos PAR UX  Michelle Doyle’s Student Study board is great for students in Higher Education to complete modules and assignments.  Let us know what you think in the comments, submit your own template to Miroverse & stay tuned for more next week!

We talk a lot on this community forum about HOW we plan, vision, design. Miro is perfect for collaborative planning and getting teams and communities rallied around visions of the future. In uncertain times and in a world in need of big action around challenges, I’d love to hear this visionary community’s dreams of the future -- for us to share WHAT we are envisioning.  What are you visioning?Can you share some inspiringly ambitious or virtuous plans? What’s gleaming out there at the far end of your timeline? What new world or product or service is living out there at the end of your Gantt chart?  If you have non-confidential information you can share - please take a moment to share. Here’s what stirred this question up for me recently. A friend of mine is working with a global NGO to launch a massive program to fund forest/mangrove protection and restoration with carbon credit funds. He’s engaged me to help him with org and operations design and planning. Meanwhile I look out my windo

Hi everyone!We’re hosting an online exhibition on Miro tomorrow eve at 18h00 CAT.The show is called Exquisite Corpse 5.0 and all the artworks have been created collaboratively by Open Window (a design school in South Africa) students, staff and Alumni. Here is the exhibition landing page.  The board link will be posted at 18h00 CAT sharp. SEE YOU THERE!  

We know Miro as “simply beyond awesome” for virtual collaborative work, such as product development, design thinking and managing work flows. As a facilitator (including yours truly), we’ve used Miro extensively to deliver learning events and workshops. But how about people development? For the people leaders amongst us, working in organisations, have you used Miro to engage and inspire your co-workers? Or as platform to encourage open team conversations? What are your action-oriented leadership moves using Miro?I would love to learn what you’ve done for your team members, and the impact you’ve made using Miro as a people development tool. Here’s some plays that I’ve created and curated from The Facilitative & Visually Engaging Leader that I hope can trigger your own ideas! How might we...ensure diversity in hiring is TRULY practised and leaders are informed How might we….ensure team agreements are inclusive by making both co-workers AND leaders accountable and responsible How migh

Happy Friday  There are so many inspiring templates on Miroverse, and we can't to stop talking about them  Today I would like to highlight 3 templates from different categories:  Filmmakers Storyboard by Persistent Productions is a useful tool for any content creator today. This board merges your shot lists, your film's dialogue and your visual elements all in one place. It puts together a road map for how your film will look when it gets into the edit bay and keeps all of your various teams, whether they are on set all together or you are producing the shoot remotely, on the same page throughout productionFilmmakers Storyboard by Persistent Productions The Privilege Walk (Game) by DesignComputing is a template to carry out remotely a group activity designed to help players talk about and share their understanding of the impact of systemic privilege. This activity is useful as an icebreaker and is also valuable for diverse groups to reveal the effects of systemic privilege in an uneven