Miro
Miro is a digital whiteboard that make it easy to collaborate and collaborate with others. The software allows to create notes and designs, move things around and communicate through embedded video calls or online chats.
Where is the tool used?
Miro is used for blended learning, distance education, flipped classrooms and other online learning projects in schools, universities, workplaces and other sectors.
How to use the tool?
Moodle is a platform that can be used for online learning that enables you to energize the students and involving them in expressing their thoughts.
It also allows you to communicate with the students and encourage brainstorming and exchanging ideas.
Specifics for SEL contexts
MIRO can be used for SEL training by:
- Creating a list of ideas or topics to focus on
- Laying out a roadmap or strategy for an innovative workshop or program
- Running a more engaging/innovative meeting or lesson
- Wireframing a new idea or product concept
Learning activities
- Delivering trainings/workshops: Using effective icebreakers that can warm up a conversation, reinforce the topic of discussion, and ensure that everyone is engaged in a session.
- Development brainstorming sessions: Visualize your ideation and brainstorming and develop your ideas in many formats. Pop down your ideas is sticky notes.
- Verify knowledge: provides methods for examining the knowledge acquired during the course through different tools.
- Collaborate with users: you can interact with all users enrolled in the course to facilitate and speed up learning.
- Take advantage of social tools: it offers different possibilities for users to collaborate, communicate and exchange opinions, just as if it were a social media.
- Implement integrations: To customize the course even more, everyone can be asked to be involved
Accessibility and technical specifics
Type of tool:
Materials needed:
- Internet (any device)
- Videocamera
- Microphone
Accessibility:
The application is accessible online on the MIRO platform. It is also available on Mobile mode.
It provides clear instructions, FAQs, and tutorials for users who may need more support when first using the app.
No way to save custom templates: Users might find it inconvenient that they cannot create and save their own custom templates for reuse, limiting the ability to standardize processes within the team.
Links to videos and instructions
Complete tutorial on using MIRO for Training: https://community.miro.com/inspiration-and-connection-67/using-miro-board-for-trainings-and-people-development-262
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