An Analytical View on Miro

At the university, we use Miro for various tasks from tracking project timelines, brainstorming, ideating, sharing prototypes, storyboarding, and running other various remote workshops. It helps people remain organized, focused, and motivated besides helping to engage participants fully. The timer feature is especially useful since it helps to find a clear course of action without spending forever beating about the bush. The comments, drawing, and chat feature makes the workshop sessions very interactive as well. The infinitely large canvas helps people think outside the box. Regardless of whether it's a two-week-long design sprint or a short jam session Miro is our go-to tool for collaboration.

We have collaborated with people from all over Asia and the UK on Miro completely online during the time COVID was in its prime. Even now the organization relies heavily on Miro to engage students and staff from all over the world. Miro is being used to work on projects of all sizes and intensities here.