When and how to use frames in Miro - Contain, Navigate, Export, and Present with Miro boards скачать в хорошем качестве

When and how to use frames in Miro - Contain, Navigate, Export, and Present with Miro boards

Frames are a basic component of Miro, when you understand how and when to use them you can really improve the layout, ease of navigation, and utility of your Miro boards. In this video we'll go over what frames are and how to use them. We'll touch on some of the more subtle features such as ratios, navigation links, the frames panel, and the notes panel to really level up how you use frames to organize your Miro boards. We'll also show you can use frames to easily export content out of Miro as well as how to use frames to build presentations inside of Miro. Two further tips I didn't cover in this video that I might cover in future videos: Frames have an additional style that looks like mobile device frames allowing for quick UI mockups Frames can contain frames (or they can at least overlay in space). In presentation mode this lets you make zoomable presentations where you start with a wide view and then zoom in to "slides inside slides". This can give you a similar effect to the online tool Prezi.com but has the advantage of living inside the Miro board so you can have all your other content right there and also make it interactive using Miro's other features for real time collaboration. This video is part of a series designed to help you become a better user of Miro and to improve your skills as a facilitator. I will be actively making more content on this topic over time so if you have questions about Miro or ideas you'd like to learn more about, please add your thoughts to the comments. This will help me consider new ideas and how I can be most helpful to you when I'm planning future content for this channel. Thanks for watching! You can connect with me further here: Website: http://www.emergentproducts.com Twitter:   / mathewda   LinkedIn:   / damathew   #Miro #Facilitation ⏩ Timestamps, click to skip ahead! 1. Intro 0:00​ 2. Containing Content 0:20 3. Exporting Content 11:22 4. Presenting 15:48​ 5. Summary 17:18