Hi @Dimitri Antonopoulos,

Have you already browsed our Miroverse? Maybe there’s something appropriate.

Hi Marina. yes and couldn’t find much so thought I’d ask here.

Hi Dimitri,

I often use Miro to synthesize insights from surveys or interviews. However, I don’t typically use any template for this. My workflow is all sticky notes based. It usually goes like this:

1. I’ll use the spreadsheet → sticky shortcut to get all the insights I want to synthesize on the board. (Highlight the cells and ctrl+c, then once on a Miro board, ctrl +v to create stickies.) 
2. I use board search (top right corner) to identify and cluster themes. I’ll scan the stickies and identify a keyword or phrase that I think there’s a theme around, like “workshop.”
3. I put that word into the board search (top right). I click the filter icon, then select what object to search on (“in: notes” for sticky notes, default is “everywhere”), and then click, “select all” to select all of the matching objects at once. 
4. Once they’re all selected, I’ll use auto-arrange to auto-cluster them, change their color so they visually stand out, and add a tag.

This is generally how I quickly create clusters and identify themes from qualitative research in Miro. Hope it helps! 

Hey @Lindsey Meredith  This is really great thank you for sharing! 
I’m piecing together different ideas and will create a simple workflow — will share once I’m done.