Meet the Community | Introduce Yourself

Hi I am Lara! I work at an advertising agency in NYC. Since COVID I have been using MIRO all the time to run internal and external workshops. 

Good morning, Miro community!

I’m excited to be part of the Miro community. I have over 20 years of training experience, primarily in leadership and organizational development. I look forward to being part of a community of talented individuals and innovators here in the Miro community. I look forward to sharing ideas, collaborating, and building connections. 

I’m located in the Austin area (Texas) and have 2 incredible daughters (ages 13 & 16). We aim to be avid learners and always strive to have fun in whatever we do. Our mantra is, “if you’re not having fun, you’re not doing it right.” 

Feel free to connect with me on LinkedIn. https://www.linkedin.com/in/chrisnieto/

Saludos!

Chris

Hi, everyone. My name is Randi Proska. Currently, I am teaching Informatics at one of Indonesian public university. I am using Miro for teaching Project Management and software development.

Good day, everybody! My name is Elena, I work as an instructional designer at a university in Russia. Our department trains teachers in modern educational technologies. Miro allows us to involve listeners, organizes a very comfortable environment for collaboration. With miro, we can easily implement active learning methods that are the most effective.

Miro is one of the best things that happend to me in last! 

💚🕊🌐

My Name Is Saloni Verma marketing manager is responsible for managing the promotion and positioning of a brand or the products and services  For My company sells. Typically marketing managers are employed to attract more customers to buy from the company and to raise brand awareness through the creation of marketing campaigns.

That Why I Am Here Because Miro Is good Business Hub for Marketing And Share Ideas

Howdy from Texas!

My name is Carliss (pronounced Car - less). I’m an assistant professor of management at Sam Houston State University (north of Houston, TX, US). Digital pedagogy is kinda my thing now, and I’m always exploring ways to enhance student learning, engagement, and experience so they are prepared for the future of work. I’m not exactly sure how I’ll use miro yet. I teach a team-based course, organizational behavior. Several students have mentioned their desire to learn how to manage virtual teams that were abruptly thrust into a remote work design. Hopefully I’ll figure something out before the team launch meeting this week 

Hi,

I'm in Sydney AU. I write helpful help centre articles so our customers, users and team members can learn how to use our stuff. My background is in media sales, support, design and next I'm trying to get into UX.
I just started using Miro and I'm loving it for card-sorting. Not sure what I'll use it for next, but can't wait to find out!
Cheers, R

Hello everyone, my name is Andrew and I am a teacher in the UK. I very much like Miro, and am using the free version at the moment.

I’ve been experimenting with Miro and a graphic tablet for live maths lessons over Zoom, and so far I'm pretty impressed with the simplictiy of use. I would like to be able to make square grids though- at the moment I am having to make lots of squares and stitch them together as I haven't yet learnt how to make grids square!

Hello!

This is Dina Al-Mawed. I have been introduced to “Miro” website in an educational workshop and have found it beneficial!

Will be happy to explore it more to use it efficiently in my classroom!

Hey all!

I’m Drew, am Director, Strategy + Product Strategy at Modus Create. we are a digital transformation consulting company and rely heavily on Miro to help companies find new innovation initiatives, align on goals, ideate on solutions - and all of the things we do to help companies execute on their digital initiatives successfully. Having been using this tool since it was realtimeboard, I love seeing this community come together.

BTW, we are Miro experts and have open sourced some of our boards to the Miroverse - help yourself: https://miro.com/experts/modus-create/

And reach out anytime, always appreciate good connections in the product, strategy and UX world.

-Drew

Hi , I’m J.J. from the U.K. and use Miro in all sort of product management stuff.

Hey all! I’m Shea (she/her) and I’m a research scientist at Stanford University, studying solar physics (more specifically, helioseismology...).

For about a year now, I’ve also been a team lead for a new inter-institutional science center we’re developing: Consequences of Fields and Flows in the Interior and Exterior of the Sun (COFFIES  ). My role is the lead of an “effectiveness” team, and our primary goal “is to identify and help overcome the unique fundamental challenges that large research Centers face” including facilitating collaboration, knowledge integration, goal alignment, and task interdependence. Essentially we are team of scientists working to enable the collaborative science of the COFFIES Science Center as a whole.  

I discovered Miro while researching collaboration tools for COFFIES and we have used it fairly effectively so far for cross-science collaboration exercises and organizational planning. Of course, coordinating scientists is like herding cats , but they seem to respond well to the interaction that Miro enables, particularly while we’re all working virtually from home but to continue at some level after the pandemic since the Center includes individuals and institutions located all over the world.

I’m always looking for ways to break down any barriers that might be standing in the way of our COFFIES members from being productive together and help them make better use of the collaborative software tools we’re providing to them. I finally joined the Miro Community after finding out that there is a Miro Desktop app that would make the tool even easier for some of my colleagues! Sadly, there isn’t a version for Linux yet so several of us still have to wait (I already upvoted that Community issue  )

Nice to “meet” you all!