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“Import Your Own Resources and Use Them in Miro”

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Shows facilitators how to import screenshots, surveys, worksheets and image libraries into Miro, lock the source material and turn each asset into a participatory workshop exercise.

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0:00best uses of mirror if you're new to the platform is that you can import your own resources and
0:05then use them. So let's say for example you want to compare what's going on on one social media
0:10site news analysis and then look at what another social media site's doing. So you can do screen

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