Meet the Community | Introduce Yourself

Hi everyone,

My name is Clarice Zdanski and I teach a wide range of studio art courses at a small liberal arts university in Switzerland. I’ve been looking for ways to more effectively engage students during our virtual meetings since our in-person time in the studio is limited. I’m just starting out with Miro, but have high hopes!

Hi everybody! My name is Fabio, I am an Innovation Manager and management consultant specialized in Product Development, Digital Transformation and Lean Design.
I work on many platforms, but I have a penchant for iPad. That is way I am always looking for the smartest apps around.
...do you think I came in the right place?
Ciao!

Hi!
I am a project leader in the medtech industry in Sweden and I am starting to work more and more with Miro as I feel it is a very good solution to visualize my projects and share relevant information very quickly.

I have used Miro for a few weeks so I am still in the learning phase and I look forward being able to use Miro at full capacity with my team members :)

Hi Miro Heroes! 

I’m Ruslan, currently based in Berlin working for a not-for-profit organization MitOst. A huge part of our work is conducting educational events, mostly connected with the topics of active citizenship, cultural exchange, work with youth, organizational development, and capacity building.

I love Miro. To be honest, can’t imagine my daily work without it any more. I’ve been using it quite intensively for the past year, and can only say Miro is a universal tool! I’ve done so many different things with help of Miro — from ordinary team meetings and product design sessions to virtual guided tours, storytelling events, and interactive workshops. I’m also using Miro for private occasions such as mood boarding and leisure activities with friends.

I’m happy to greet you all! Let’s learn together and inspire each other.

Hey Miro Hereos ! 

I'm Julie, but more commonly known as Laflys, and I’m from France.

I'm a Ruby Addict coder who's leaving her great love for developing Miro plugins as virtual tabletop role-playing games. 

I've been using Miro for over a year and I love it for its freedom and sharing, both personally and professionally!

It took me a while to go through the community forum but I will be very happy to share with you!

oh, I’ve already post 4 idea but forget to introduce myself.

1st  I speak french… and  I’ve a “incomplete” english. So sometimes, people  understand, but frequently not :)

I Work since 8 year in the national public radio-internet-television of french speaker in Belgium (RTBF)

Developer became Scrum Master became Safe Release Train Engineer…. 
Last year after a PI Planning and a lot of lot of post-it on  our wall @ work . I’m searching a solution to scan them.

And so I found an app on Google play…. Cool, It Take pictures of my wall,  it’s recognize post-it… AND OCR the text. 
It was the  miro App…. 
It’s made my first use. So after I’ve discover all other feature and start to make demo to  scrum master and workshop animators at work.

Now, a little more of one year later, we switch to an enterprise licence.
I’m admin but before I’m facilitator my colleguas to build  and use  board. 

My concern is not so much "the tool".
It is above all "doing good workshops", meeting good people, preparing well, organizing well, learning to co-lead,
I also have the Agile accompanying cap.

I  promise to our user to relay here idea and feedback.

I build a enterprise team  ​​​​​“Miro champion” to be many facilitator and Enterprise Template creator (because Miroverse is in english, and  we must have all in french)

wow...awesome… speaking about promoting Miro… I do talk a lot about this app to anyone who wants to do engaging online activities… just love it

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 everyone! Im wan fadzil from Malaysia - any malaysians here btw? - retired from corporate work in Jan, now on a hiatus while i figure out the next steps in my journey.

Ive been doing management consulting the last 15 years or So , and the flip chart and Post It's have been my favorite tool.

Since I discovered MIRO, my online work has suddenly become engaging again and I spend a lot of time introducing it to people.

I'm looking forward to learn the many different ways everyone is using MIRO and I look forward to being able to share the little I know.

I am a Playfulness enthusiast, agile practitioner and a Lego Serious Play facilitator and I try to combine the best of these three worlds on the On line universe that is MIRO!

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!