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Presentation Button/ Mode is missing


Hello,

ich am a teacher and have an education plan.

I am sharing a Miroboard with students, where they post things. This works well.

(I shared the link with them)

The following Problem:

The students want to present from there Laptops. This doesn’t work. 

Only I can use funktions like “presentation mode” and use the function like “bring everyone to me”, whereas the students weather se the presentation button, nor the “bring everyone to me” button.

What do we/they have to change?

Is it, because, they only use the board with a link and are not registered within an students education plan?

Thank you,

Hellen

 

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  • Mironeer
  • 2108 replies
  • April 21, 2025

Hi ​@Philimom, thanks for your detailed message — you're absolutely on the right track with your thinking.

 

Because your students access the board via a shared link and are not logged in or part of your team, they are treated as Visitors. Miro gives visitors limited functionality — and that includes not being able to access Presentation Mode or “Bring everyone to me.”

 

 

Option 1: Invite students as full team members (best for long-term use)

  • You can invite your students to join your Education Plan team using their email addresses.

  • Once they join as registered users, they’ll be able to:

    • Use Presentation Mode

    • Use “Bring everyone to me”

    • Collaborate in real time with full features

How to do it:

  1. Go to your team settings in Miro.

  2. Click Invite team members.

  3. Enter student email addresses.

  4. They’ll receive an invite and need to create a Miro account (if they don’t already have one).

Education Plan supports free licenses for students.

 

Option 2: Ask students to create Miro accounts and request access

If you can’t invite them directly:

  1. Ask students to create a free Miro account.

  2. Share the board link with editing permissions.

  3. When they open the board while logged in, they can click “Request access”.

  4. You’ll get a notification and can approve them to join your team or grant access.

 

Let me know if you’d like help with how to invite students or manage permissions — happy to walk you through it!


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  • April 21, 2025

Thank you, I will try!