Amazing tool to bridge physical and digital workflow

The chance in social contact due to the changing global situation made it necessary to find a substitute for the traditional classroom in a visual field of study. My first experience with miro happened in order to bridge this void. The platform offered a possibility to share graphical work and ideas and receive feedback on that same board. Now the situation returned to a more traditional contact form of education but miro remained in our toolbox. The endless board made it easier to track progress through a project and reduces the need to bring every item to every class. At the end of the project runtime, the miro board was a mindmap giving a great visualization of the development process.

Miro makes it really easy to work together from a remote location. Being able to add notes and hide others' notes when working is great for fast idea sharing, this can be even faster than normal collaboration due to the easy way of sharing digital images without the need for projection. I would keep using Miro even when working in the same room. Groups of 50 still worked great. Groups of 300 could give some problems while voting or simultaneous editing.