Hi Thomas,

I’ve been part of ASs where we’ve used Miro both during (individual and small group activities – data gathering, anecdote sharing and data clustering – themes, associations between ideas and general sense-making) and after the session (reflections, emergent connections and associations after the event, ongoing discussions and collaborations, etc.)… been very useful as a way to manage the flow of the session and varying the type of conversation and exchange between people as well as of extending the space after a session has ended… you can then also (with permission) invite new people (including potential sponsors and energisers for ideas close to senior leaders) onto the Miro who may come to mind as part of conversations in session so as to increase boundary spanning, opportunities for socialising ideas and continuing with the connecting and conflicting that Mary suggests is the key to good AS work…

Hope that’s useful…

Gareth