Miro for UX: Brainstorming and Collaboration

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Brian Wood

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[1] Introduction

[1] Miro for brainstorming and collaboration.mp4

00:42

[2] Using the exercise files.mp4

00:55

[2] 1. Get Started with Collaborative Sessions

[1] Different types of brainstorming ideas.mp4

03:59

[2] Setting up your boards for collaboration.mp4

03:01

[3] Getting started with typical features.mp4

05:17

[4] Sharing with others for collaboration.mp4

05:04

[5] Collaborating basics.mp4

07:54

[6] Taking it further.mp4

06:08

[3] 2. Create a Brainstorming Session with Brainwriting

[1] Exploring the benefits of brainwriting.mp4

05:00

[2] Setting up a brainwriting board.mp4

04:28

[4] 3. Create a Mind Map for Organizing Ideas

[1] Exploring the benefits of mind mapping.mp4

01:17

[2] Creating a mind-mapping board.mp4

06:55

[5] Conclusion

[1] Next steps.mp4

00:16

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Miro is an online tool that allows you to develop ideas and to collaborate easily with other people. In this course, Brian Wood shows you how to employ Miro for user experience brainstorming, with methods that can also be used for wider brainstorming in general. Brian covers how to start up a collaborative session in Miro, different brainstorming project and workspace styles, how to invite new participants to your sessions, and how to set up and manage collaborative brainwriting boards and mind-mapping sessions with participants.

This course was created by Brian Wood. We are pleased to host this training in our library.

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