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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AI Collaborators designed with specific skills like research, planning, or diagramming.

Workshop Planning

Create workshop boards customized to your client’s goals.

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Workshop Recap

Transform workshop outcomes into clear, structured recaps.

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Nominet Landscape

Marco Iovino

How Many of Us

Tom Hiskey

Get Yourself + Idea Organized

Voltage Control

Guiding Teams Through Miro Basics

Aysha Brown

Maze Marvels: Fun and Simple Paths to Solve

Clyde D'Souza

Start at the End

Open Practice Library

5 Dysfunctions Team Assessment

Kate Vekova

PESTLE Analysis

Kitted Thinking Tools

User Story Writing

Sophie RAOUL

Product Experience Improvements Strategy

Carolina Poll

Consulting Proposal Template

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Lesson Reflection Template

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The Lesson Reflection template is a tool to create space for self-reflection and improvement. Students can evaluate the key takeaways from a lesson and what are the topics they find most interesting. As teachers receive the student’s Lesson Reflection, they can look for opportunities to improve learning and teaching methodologies. The Lesson Reflection template can help you facilitate the educational process, and it’s easy to use and straightforward.

QBR Presentation Template

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Event Brief Template

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For most any organization, throwing a big deal event is…a big deal. An event can bring in publicity, new clients, and revenue. And planning it can require a substantial chunk of your overall resources. That’s why you’ll want to approach it like a high-stakes project, with clearly outlined goals, stakeholders, timelines, and budget. An event brief combines all of that information in a single source of truth that guides the events team, coordinator, or agency—and ensures the event is well-planned and well-executed.

Workshop Planner and Session Design

Frauke Seewald

Life-Map Icebreaker / Meeting Starter

Florian Hauer

Team Collaboration + Pre-Work

Karim EL FINTI

Team Productivity Metrics Definition Workshop

Teampact.

Don't give OKRs to your team, co-create

Jorge Baldeon

Lean Coffee Format

Sina

Strategy Implementation Canvas

Ignacio Sbampato

Extreme Backlog Cleaning

David

Ludo Earth

Minou Schillings

Storyboard Presentation Template

Miro

Innovation Focus Workshop

Florian Hameister

Dot Vote Roulette

Dave Westgarth

Futures Games to Bounce Forward: Horizon Hexplorer

Martyn

Timeboxing and Parking Lot

Paul Snedden

Team Crisis

Jan Sydow

Bounce Forward: Make a Futures Signals Radar

Martyn

International Museum Day

Clyde D'Souza

Sketch Your Favorite Place Creative Warm-Up

Chloë Humby

Nightmare Before Christmas Retrospective

Dave Westgarth

4 L's Retrospective Template

Miro

So you just completed a sprint. Teams busted their humps and emotions ran high. Now take a clear-eyed look back and grade the sprint honestly—what worked, what didn’t, and what can be improved. This approach (4Ls stand for liked, learned, lacked, and longed for) is an invaluable way to remove the emotion and look at the process critically. That’s how you can build trust, improve morale, and increase engagement—as well as make adjustments to be more productive and successful in the future.