Win an iPad Pro: share how you Miro in the online classroom templates challenge 🧑‍🏫

Hi Miro Community 

We believe the 2021-22 school year is an opportunity for all educators to shine even brighter. Now, with all the new skills you’ve cultivated over the past year of distance learning, you can create engaging, blended learning experiences that incorporate the new tools and technology you mastered.

 Today, we’re kicking off the How Do You Miro? Online Classroom Templates Challenge! 

This contest is all about best practices for online whiteboarding and classroom collaboration. We’d love to see your favorite activities for online or blended classes that work on the virtual whiteboard. Please share with us and with the Miro community your best examples of collaborative activities such as: 

• Problem-solving
• Case studies
• Field surveys
• Learning games
• Investigation groups
• Exhibitions 

Of course, if there's a group activity that went over really well online or in a blended class, let us know all about it!

  Note: If you’re a student or educator and you don’t use Miro EDU plan - just apply! It’s free and has lots of advanced features! Also, don’t miss a blog post about Miro’s back-to-school resources.

How to participate

To enter, please add a comment in this thread with the following details:

• Your full name

• Role and company

• Miro board embedded with your template (view access)

• Instructions on how to use the template

• [Optional] 1-3 min video overview of your template
   

Entry requirements:

• Must be in English

• Created and designed using Miro

• All information must belong to the board owner. We will reject all submissions containing copyright-protected content on board (e.g. no Disney characters, frameworks that clearly belong to someone else)

• By participating in the challenge, you agree that your submission may be published and used for promotional activities by Miro

Judges

• Community Guest Judge: @Richard Kasperowski - an author, teacher, speaker, and coach focused on high-performance teams. He wrote High-Performance Teams: The Foundations, and he teaches Agile Software Development at Harvard University.
   Check out Richard's templates on Miroverse

• Miro Knowledge Expert: @Natalie Nedre - EDU Program Manager at Miro. Natalie has been supporting Miro EDU users with a dedicated program since March 2020. She has evangelised the creation of the Education category in the Miroverse and regular Templates library. 

• Miro Knowledge Expert: @Julien Savy - EDU Partnerships Manager at Miro. Over the past year Julien has worked closely with Universities and EdTech companies on growing partnerships in the Education space and creating more value through collaborative projects for students and professors.

• Miroverse Team Judge: @Mariam Danielian - Mariam coordinates the content production for Miro templates and oversees Miroverse templates library publications. She is inspired by the creativity of Miro users who turn an endless empty canvas into a universe of their own creation and is passionate about sharing their work with others.

Happy collaborating and good luck!