Meetings & workshops templates

Bring in-person energy to ice breakers, retrospectives, design sprints, and beyond. Facilitate meetings seamlessly and keep everyone engaged at all times, fostering collaboration and understanding inside your organization.

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Workshop Recap

Transform workshop outcomes into clear, structured recaps.

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Board Game Retrospective
Tumay Dicle
99 likes
604 uses
Hybrid Team Agreements
Workshop Wednesday
122 likes
604 uses
Company-wide Retrospective
Weekdone
74 likes
602 uses
Who Are We? - A Quick Warmup
David Robertson
96 likes
599 uses
Fear Setting
Toby Sinclair
105 likes
599 uses
Year In Review
Jenni Kaye
81 likes
598 uses
Risk Heatmap Workshop
Daniel van Binsbergen
21 likes
595 uses
PI Planning - Team Breakout
flowedoo GmbH
87 likes
595 uses
Miro Talktrack Playground Board
Sophia Chia
35 likes
595 uses
Squid Game Retrospective
Francisco J. Tranchet
78 likes
594 uses
Year in Review - An Annual Retro
The Infinite Loops
80 likes
594 uses
Team Bingo Icebreaker
Simon
56 likes
588 uses
4 in 1 Retrospective
Caterine Greif
75 likes
587 uses
Virtual Book Club
Anna Savina
71 likes
586 uses
Board Games
Dave Westgarth
88 likes
586 uses
Icebreaker Islands
Romy Smith
187 likes
584 uses
Quick Retrospective Template
Miro
7 likes
577 uses
A retrospective template empowers you to run insightful meetings, take stock of your work, and iterate effectively. The term “retrospective” has gained popularity over the more common “debriefing” and “post-mortem,” since it’s more value-neutral than the other terms. Some teams refer to these meetings as “sprint retrospectives” or “iteration retrospectives,” “agile retrospectives” or “iteration retrospectives.” Whether you are a scrum team, using the agile methodology, or doing a specific type of retrospective (e.g. a mad, sad, glad retrospective), the goals are generally the same: discovering what went well, identifying the root cause of problems you had, and finding ways to do better in the next iteration.
Moonshot Thinking Canvas
Big Pictury
150 likes
576 uses
Spring Retro
Pricillia G.
30 likes
576 uses
Team Topologies - Team API
Radek Orszewski
33 likes
576 uses
Workshop Session Plan
Diego Maffazzioli
81 likes
573 uses
Enotejis™️
Said Saddouk, the Facilitainer
173 likes
572 uses
Feedback Techniques
Everyhow
112 likes
571 uses
SWOT Analysis
Petra Ivanigova
10 likes
569 uses
Brainstorm Double Diamond
Jeroen Elsen
27 likes
568 uses
Escape Rooms - Secrets of Egypt
Johanna Torstensson
77 likes
564 uses
From Individuals To Teams
Viola Mottarella
174 likes
563 uses
Mandala Ideation Sheet
TDC SOFT Inc.
101 likes
562 uses
Breakout Groups & Collaboration
Carleton Digital
71 likes
562 uses
Lotus Flower Ideation Session
Joel Stein
69 likes
558 uses
Time Management - The Urgent Important Matrix
Tom Venning
194 likes
558 uses
Little Mr Men Checkin
Paul Snedden
74 likes
556 uses
2 Truths 1 Lie Icebreaker
Vera Rabkina
43 likes
554 uses
The Notees - Create your Sticky Notes
Andreas Lindenberg
154 likes
552 uses
Workshop Activity Board
Crema
84 likes
549 uses
MCU Retrospective
Jessie Fox
67 likes
549 uses

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