Revolutionizing collaboration in graduate school classrooms

the implementation of Miro into my organization was more streamlined than the adoption of any other app! It's very inclusive and accessible to use effectively as a novice

Similarly to its ease of implementation, Miro was easy to integrate into the culture of my team, especially since we were familiar with it before the pandemic hit, and then remote work became a challenge that my team needed to adapt to, Miro was a natural and comfortable space to take over. At that time, my team also relied on Miro for confidential feedback to our management during Zoom calls about how we were doing and how well we felt supported in our new remote setting, so the ability to add an anonymous sticky note instead of verbally speaking was a huge value add for us, and influencer in the tool's integration into our culture

I recommend Miro to anyone feeling like their personal or team brainstorming processes are too scattered and disorganized. It's the perfect tool to personally/collectively brain dump ideas and then make meaning and organized next-steps out of them In its current design Miro feels less appropriate/accessible to show to chief executives / C suite officials, even though I think the premise of involving key stakeholders into the brainstorming process is great, and that's a need that Miro could better target in the future