How to Use Miro in the Classroom

Quick summary

Miro is a visual collaboration tool that teachers can use to plan lessons, organize student activities, and run interactive classroom sessions on a single digital board. This walkthrough shows how to structure a Miro board with frames, assignments, polls, and group workspaces to support engaging, organized classroom instruction.

Steps

1. Create a new board and name it by class or topic to keep your workspace organized.
2. Use frames to divide your board into clearly defined sections.
3. Plan lessons like a visual slide deck by grouping learning objectives into one frame.
4. Add tasks and activities for your lesson to make your classroom interactive.
5. Add an assignment section for your lesson and set up your due dates.
6. Include a voting poll to encourage student collaboration.
7. Set up dedicated areas for each group and use comments to give private feedback.
8. Upload learning tools and additional resources for your students.
9. Let students add images, draw, or diagram concepts directly on the board.
10. Click Present to launch your Miro board live in the classroom.