Need to brainstorm remotely? Miro is for you!

We've used Miro in a variety of ways. It's been particularly useful for brainstorming and design thinking sessions where a group of people come together to generate as many ideas as possible. The ability to move sticky notes around the board makes it possible to organize our ideas into categories or priority levels. It reminds me of whiteboard sessions we used to have when we were in the office together, with the added benefit of having that easy ability to reorganize notes with a quick drag and drop. It helps us connect more effectively as a team even with working remotely. We love being able to drop in emojis and photos to make the experience feel more personal. It's also more effective than a traditional in-person brainstorming session because it allows everyone an equal opportunity to generate ideas, not just the most outspoken.

Miro is perfect for remote teams. It gives us a virtual whiteboard that we can all work on in real time. Everyone has an equal voice and everyone can contribute. I especially like that the board is available for viewing and editing before and after the meeting. Being able to see it before the meeting gives group members an opportunity to organize their thoughts ahead of time and come prepared. The ability to review afterward gives group members a chance to refresh their memories, catch up if they had missed the meeting, and further refine the ideas as needed.