​Join us for an exciting hands-on Miro Meetup designed for students, developers, startup enthusiasts, designers, and hackathon participants who want to learn how to collaborate smarter and build impactful projects efficiently.

​In today’s fast-paced innovation ecosystem, winning hackathons is not just about coding — it’s about structured brainstorming, problem-solving, teamwork, execution strategy, and effective pitching. This workshop will show participants how to use Miro as a powerful visual collaboration platform to transform ideas into real solutions.

​Whether you are participating in hackathons, building startups, managing projects, or working in teams, this session will help you learn practical workflows used by successful builders and innovators.

​What You’ll Learn

​✅ How to brainstorm winning hackathon ideas using Miro
✅ Problem statement analysis & idea validation
✅ Team collaboration & workflow planning
✅ Creating product roadmaps and execution boards
✅ User journey mapping & startup ideation
✅ Pitch deck planning and presentation strategy
✅ AI-powered collaboration workflows using Miro
✅ Real-world hackathon team management techniques

​Who Should Attend?

• ​College students

• ​Developers & programmers

• ​Startup enthusiasts

• ​UI/UX designers

• ​Hackathon participants

• ​Community builders

• ​Product & innovation enthusiasts

​No prior experience with Miro is required.

​Workshop Highlights

​✨ Interactive live collaboration activities
✨ Real-world startup ideation exercises
✨ Hands-on Miro board creation
✨ Networking with student innovators & developers
✨ Practical productivity and teamwork strategies
✨ Community-driven learning experience

​Event Format

​Mode: Offline
Duration: 2 Hours
Hosted by: Shivam Tiwari & Community Team
Organized for the TIT Developer Club, Bhopal developers Club & student ecosystem

​About the Organizer & Speaker

​Shivam Tiwari is a Computer Science student, community leader, hackathon organizer, and workshop speaker actively involved in AI, Web3, startup innovation, developer communities, and student-led tech ecosystems. He has organized multiple hackathons, bootcamps, coding events, and innovation workshops focused on empowering students through collaboration and technology.

​Why Attend?

​This is not just another workshop — it’s a builder-focused collaboration experience where participants will learn how modern teams brainstorm, organize, and execute ideas effectively using tools adopted by startups and global innovation communities.

​Come build, collaborate, innovate, and connect with the future builders of Bhopal.