How to Integrate Miro into a Presentation (and Let Your Audience Collaborate Live)

Modern presentations are no longer just about slides — they’re about interaction, collaboration, and engagement. That’s why many educators, trainers, and facilitators are now integrating Miro into their presentations.

In this article, you’ll learn:

• How to integrate Miro into a presentation

• How to present Miro content smoothly

• And how to let both presenter and audience interact together using EngageSlide

Why Use Miro in an Interactive Presentation?

Miro is a powerful online whiteboard that allows people to:

• Brainstorm ideas visually

• Add sticky notes, drawings, shapes, and diagrams

• Collaborate in real time

However, Miro alone is not a presentation tool. It lacks:

• Structured slide flow

• Audience management

• Live interaction controls during presenting

That’s where combining Miro with an interactive presentation platform becomes extremely powerful.

How to Embed Miro into a Presentation

Step 1: Prepare Your Miro Board

• Create your board in Miro (brainstorming canvas, workshop flow, mind map, etc.)

• Set sharing permissions (view or edit access)

• Copy the board link or embed URL

Step 2: Insert Miro into Your Interactive Slide

In an interactive slide, you can:

• Embed the Miro board directly inside a slide (iframe-based)

• Or link to a specific Miro frame for focused discussion

This allows the Miro board to appear as part of your interactive presentation, not a separate tab or tool.

How to Present Miro During a Live Session

Traditional presenting with Miro often looks like this:

• Screen sharing

• Presenter controls everything

• Audience watches passively

With an engage presentation, you can do much more.

Presenter Experience

• Control slide flow like a normal presentation

• Zoom and navigate the Miro board smoothly

• Highlight areas of focus during discussion

Audience Experience

• Join instantly via a link or QR code

• View the same Miro board inside the presentation

• No account required to participate (depending on setup)

The Biggest Advantage: Audience and Presenter Interact Together

This is where EngageSlide truly stands out.

Unlike static presentations or basic embeds, EngageSlide allows the audience to interact on the same Miro board at the same time as the presenter.

What This Enables

• Audience adds sticky notes during brainstorming

• Participants draw, vote, or group ideas live

• Presenter reacts instantly and guides the discussion

• Real-time collaboration at scale (even with large audiences)

This transforms a presentation into a shared working space, not a one-way talk.

Use Cases That Work Extremely Well

🎓 Education & Classrooms

• Group brainstorming during lectures

• Visual problem-solving sessions

• Collaborative concept mapping

🏢 Workshops & Training

• Design thinking workshops

• Retrospectives & agile ceremonies

• Team alignment sessions

🎤 Events & Webinars

• Live ideation with hundreds of participants

• Interactive icebreakers

• Audience-driven discussions

All of these benefit from combining interactive slides, interactive presentation flow, and live collaboration.

Why Use EngageSlide Instead of Presenting Miro Alone?

EngageSlide bridges the gap between collaborative whiteboards and engaging presentations.

Final Thoughts

If you want to move beyond static slides and one-way screen sharing, integrating Miro into an interactive presentation is a game changer.

With EngageSlide, you don’t just show a Miro board — you:

• Engage your audience

• Collaborate in real time

• Turn presentations into experiences

👉 Explore how to build interactive, collaborative presentations at engageslide.com