MURAL Get To Know Me - Rapid Experiment

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Discover Your MURAL Style

Are you ready to unlock the full potential of MURAL? Take our interactive quiz designed to help you discover how MURAL can enhance your collaboration skills and visualize your ideas effectively. Whether you're a beginner or seasoned user, this quiz will guide you through your preferences and needs.

Identify how MURAL can best serve your goals.
Explore different modes of thinking and collaboration.
Learn about suitable activities and practices for your team.

10 Questions2 MinutesCreated by CollaboratingCloud394

What do you need MURAL to help you do?

Generate ideas and explore concepts

Share ideas and actively collaborate with others

Visually understand a situation to make a decision

Conduct workshops and facilitated activities

I am not sure yet, help me figure that out!

What sort of thinking interests you in MURAL?

Solo journaling, mood boards, contemplative writing

Group note taking and visual thinking, quick sketching and collages

Conversations facilitated through visual collaboration

Structured thinking via methods and activities

Visual thinking is new to me; help me out!

Where do you feel most comfortable in a meeting?

I like to listen and only chime in when needed

I enjoy contributing my voice to the conversation

I am a talker, people often have to interrupt me!

I like to keep other people talking and engaged

I don't like meetings much, can MURAL make them more fun?

How do you feel about trying new methods and practices?

I stick to what I know

I rely on best practices and standards

I often try new things

I love being a methodology trailblazer

I've never thought about things this way; can MURAL show me some new ideas?

How many people do you foresee wanting to join you in MURAL?

Just me for now

A few people or a small team

A few teams, some outside my company

Everyone in the company and probably some external people too!

I am not sure, I need to try it myself for a while first.

How are you team's working processes today?

A little chaotic, processes are rare or improvised

There's a few processes in place, but not enough

We follow a pretty consistent routine with several formal processes

Everything is structured and defined like a finely tuned machine

Processes vary from team to team, you never know!

How is the state of the team communication and collaboration?

We're just getting started and learning as we go

Hit or miss, some things are working, some things need help.

We have a system that works and would like to enhance it further

We're in a groove and feel fairly efficient

I am not sure, and maybe that's part of the problem!

What sort of tools do you or your team prefer today?

Spreadsheets and tables, word processors, slides - office software.

Drawing and diagramming tools, boxes and arrows, flowcharts

Email, chats, video conferencing, mixed-reality

Scripting, programming, macros, automations

A little of everything

Are there any specific types of activities that you want to try in MURAL?

Development sprint processes like agile, kanban, lean

Design processes, screen flows, user journeys, mapping, rapid prototyping

Presentations and share outs, synchronous and asynchronous

I want to turn real-world activities into MURAL-centric activities

I am not sure, I want MURAL to show me new methods and approaches

Do you work with people outside your company often and want to share things?

Nope, I just want a place to visually arrange my thoughts.

I may want to share it with some external parties, but not frequently

Me or my team is often needing to share content with external parties

Working with and collaborating with external parties is a frequent, essential occurrence for me

I don't know, maybe having MURAL will cause me to share more externally!

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