My team is looking to do a retrospective using Miro and we want input to be anonymous. Is there a way to turn off participant names for the whole group without logging in as a guest?
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Anonymous input - Is there a way to turn off participant names?
Best answer by Kiron Bondale
Unfortunately, the only way to have true anonymity would be for folks to use the anonymous guest editor access via an incognito browser session. What you could do is have them brainstorm to identify improvement ideas in this manner, and then when it comes to prioritizing and refining the ideas, they could log back in using their normal “named” accounts.
Kiron
+7Unfortunately, the only way to have true anonymity would be for folks to use the anonymous guest editor access via an incognito browser session. What you could do is have them brainstorm to identify improvement ideas in this manner, and then when it comes to prioritizing and refining the ideas, they could log back in using their normal “named” accounts.
Kiron
Kiron D. Bondale, PMP, PMI-ACP, PSM II, ICP-ACC, DASSM, DAC, DAVSC, PMI-RMP
Hello! Wondering if you ended up using this approach to achieve anonymous participation for your retrospective
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