This is the first draft of the Miro template and is really an attempt to bring together all the key activities into one single view. I’ve entered around the Purpose-Alignment-Context Triad, and then per circle we see quite visually that there are three key activities. And here we have a reference to the Pattern Language that every aspect breaks down in smaller fractal aspects that contribute to the whole.
Interestingly, interactive online whiteboards weren’t widely available when Diana Larsen and Ainsley Lies first published the Liftoffs book, almost ten years ago. If I remember correctly, Miro was called Realtimeboards and came out shortly afterwards.
The next stage is to run through this with Diana Larsen. An then after that, it needs the input from an excellent designer. Hopefully we can then publish this on the Miroverse and make this available to others.