Miro Collaboration and Features

Chrissy and Tanner from Common Sense Education introduce Miro, an interactive whiteboard tool. Miro offers an infinite canvas, collaboration features, and templates, making it ideal for educational use. Teachers can use a free account to engage up to 100 students in a single workspace. Miro's features include text tools, stickies, and presentation capabilities, similar to Prezi. The platform supports live collaboration, feedback, and advanced features like voting and chat. Miro is recommended for both teaching and professional development, offering a versatile and intuitive experience.

What is the main purpose of the weekly videos by Chrissy and Tanner?

• To discuss current events

• To entertain students

• To introduce new educational tools

• To provide cooking tutorials

How does Tanner describe Miro in terms of its functionality?

• As a video editing software

• As a simple drawing tool

• As a traditional whiteboard

• As an interactive whiteboard with an infinite canvas

What is a unique feature of Miro's canvas?

• It cannot be shared

• It is limited to a single page

• It is an infinite canvas

• It only supports text input

What is the Miroverse?

• A user-generated content library

• A collection of video tutorials

• A gaming community

• A social media platform

What can educators find in the Miro template library?

• Pre-made lesson plans

• Templates for various educational activities

• Music playlists

• Video tutorials

Which feature of Miro allows for live collaboration among users?

• Offline mode

• Live collaboration and feedback

• Automated grading

• Single-user mode

What is a benefit of using Miro for student collaboration?

• It limits student interaction

• It provides a platform for live feedback and collaboration

• It only allows for individual work

• It is only available offline

What is the maximum number of users a free teacher account on Miro can support?

• 50 users

• 100 users

• 200 users

• 500 users

What is a potential limitation of the free teacher account on Miro?

• It supports only one workspace

• It requires a paid subscription for all features

• It does not allow for any collaboration

• It is only available for a limited time

How can teachers manage multiple student projects on a single Miro workspace?

• By limiting the number of students

• By creating separate accounts for each project

• By designating different areas on the infinite canvas

• By using multiple devices