📺 Want to have a deeper and more advanced look into Miro, then check out our Miro tutorial: 6 essential features every FACILITATOR must know ruclips.net/video/-6AacVZO37k/видео.html Are you using Miro in your remote workshops? What else would you like to know about Miro? Leave your questions in the comments below. And if you want to practice your newly acquired skills then check out our Note & Vote Micro template on Miro 👉 miro.com/miroverse/note-and-vote-micro-workshop-with-facilitation-script/ We have an entire video dedicated to explaining how to run the Note & Vote Micro Workshop here 📺 ruclips.net/video/4-RZRLdBpFc/видео.html
This is a great video to share with our brand-new-to Miro workshoppers! Any chance you could do another with the updated UI? I know the timing was pretty unfortunate. Thanks for the great tutorial for newbies!
How do I open link in miro? If I rightclick the board I need - I get a link to the source (to the youtube starting page in my case), if I doubleclick, I get the link to miro board. And I need access to the particular playlist, I don't get it. Help!)
Am I the only one that felt disrespected with this?? xD As someone interested in UX I know how to use a comupter. I was actually interested to know how does it work. Can I do stuff like Milanote? (Having borads inisde of boards. Linking them. etc.). Edit: I realized this is not meant for UX designers (facilitators). And that a more advanced video is coming. Edit 2: Also, I'm realizing Miro is not the tool I thought it was. I thought I could "document" all my UX process and make it visual on a board. I see that is not what you do in Miro.
Hey, thanks for those edits in your comment. Yes, as you mentioned, this video is more tailored for workshop participants who are not familiar with this whiteboard tool at all. It can also be used by facilitators to help ALL of their participants be able to use Miro before a remote workshop takes place and not use time of the workshop solving basic tech questions. Even though Miro is not necessarily a tool meant for UX designers (E.g. document their UX process), it can still be useful for them, when they're using facilitation as part of their process and other stakeholder can't be present in the same room. Have a great day!
Hahaha you're not completely wrong Anna. After running hundreds of remote workshops we've noticed that sometimes not everyone is at the same level when it comes to the tech and sometimes you have to explain even things that seem basic for someone more tech savvy. But we've been using this video and similar ones to onboard our participants and it has worked perfectly for getting everyone ready to use the tool before the actual remote workshop starts. Next week we will be releasing a more advanced Miro tutorial for facilitators. Maybe that video might be a better fit for you. Have a great day!
📺 Want to have a deeper and more advanced look into Miro, then check out our Miro tutorial: 6 essential features every FACILITATOR must know ruclips.net/video/-6AacVZO37k/видео.html
Are you using Miro in your remote workshops? What else would you like to know about Miro? Leave your questions in the comments below.
And if you want to practice your newly acquired skills then check out our Note & Vote Micro template on Miro 👉 miro.com/miroverse/note-and-vote-micro-workshop-with-facilitation-script/
We have an entire video dedicated to explaining how to run the Note & Vote Micro Workshop here 📺 ruclips.net/video/4-RZRLdBpFc/видео.html
This is a great video to share with our brand-new-to Miro workshoppers! Any chance you could do another with the updated UI? I know the timing was pretty unfortunate. Thanks for the great tutorial for newbies!
Yes would be great if it could just include right click panning on the mouse!
Great video! Thanks for creating it.
Thank you. I want to use this for my classroom
Hey Carlo! That's great! That's exactly what this video is for. Hope it helps everyone in your classroom. Have a great day!
panning with mouse can also be with right button
Thank you, sir!
I missed this guy
Sho shweet Jonas! Amr misses you too. He talks about you every day. Cheers!
Love it!
Hey hey hey! look who's there! Thanks for the comment. Glad you love it!
Amazing content. Thank you.
😍another nice little gem
Thank you Domonkos! Glad you liked the video! Cheers
How do I open link in miro? If I rightclick the board I need - I get a link to the source (to the youtube starting page in my case), if I doubleclick, I get the link to miro board. And I need access to the particular playlist, I don't get it.
Help!)
I Work in IT, and I've never heard of it, having recently looked. What a nightmare!!!
Am I the only one that felt disrespected with this?? xD As someone interested in UX I know how to use a comupter. I was actually interested to know how does it work. Can I do stuff like Milanote? (Having borads inisde of boards. Linking them. etc.).
Edit: I realized this is not meant for UX designers (facilitators). And that a more advanced video is coming.
Edit 2: Also, I'm realizing Miro is not the tool I thought it was. I thought I could "document" all my UX process and make it visual on a board. I see that is not what you do in Miro.
Hey, thanks for those edits in your comment. Yes, as you mentioned, this video is more tailored for workshop participants who are not familiar with this whiteboard tool at all. It can also be used by facilitators to help ALL of their participants be able to use Miro before a remote workshop takes place and not use time of the workshop solving basic tech questions. Even though Miro is not necessarily a tool meant for UX designers (E.g. document their UX process), it can still be useful for them, when they're using facilitation as part of their process and other stakeholder can't be present in the same room. Have a great day!
Is there an equation editor I can use with Miro? I couldn't find one. I'm a Math teacher. Thanks
This is not Miro basics, this is using a computer basics for your grandma
Hahaha you're not completely wrong Anna. After running hundreds of remote workshops we've noticed that sometimes not everyone is at the same level when it comes to the tech and sometimes you have to explain even things that seem basic for someone more tech savvy. But we've been using this video and similar ones to onboard our participants and it has worked perfectly for getting everyone ready to use the tool before the actual remote workshop starts. Next week we will be releasing a more advanced Miro tutorial for facilitators. Maybe that video might be a better fit for you. Have a great day!