Overall Satisfaction with MURAL (formerly Mural.ly)
I use MURAL with multiple clients. It helps with collaboration, engagement, and learning online. I’ve used it to teach communication skills, to run strategic planning meetings, brainstorming sessions, and focus groups. I’ve created a calendar to manage social media. People miss being able to get together in person to share ideas around a flip chart or whiteboard. MURAL fills that gap. It’s much easier to use and more flexible than other whiteboard functions (such as whiteboard in Zoom). People can use it simultaneously or for asynchronous collaboration.
- Strategic planning: You can build up the thought process on a large workspace and easily see how your conversation has developed.
- Brainstorming: Easy for people to get started and add lots of ideas at the same time. Easy to move ideas around to see themes.
- Focus groups: Participants can easily see their ideas being captured.
- People accidentally type over their own content.
- Doesn’t work on phones/tablets.
- Without guidance, participants will type over others notes.
- Large size of workspace
- Ease of access: Can invite people without them needing to create an account.
- Stickies function: Colorful, easy to create, move and group.
- Frameworks such as calendars.
- I have been able to continue my facilitation work.
- It has improved my profile as a tech-savvy facilitator.
- We have been able to have more efficient meetings.
Do you think Mural delivers good value for the price?
Yes
Are you happy with Mural's feature set?
Yes
Did Mural live up to sales and marketing promises?
Yes
Did implementation of Mural go as expected?
Yes
Would you buy Mural again?
Yes