πŸ’‘ Feature idea: Allow visitors to lock things against changes / movements

manuel
manuel ✭✭✭✭
edited March 2022 in Feature Ideas

1. What you want to be able to do in MURAL

I wished Visitors were able to lock things against changes, e.g. when several teams work on the same mural in breakouts

2. The problem you are trying to solve

Unintentional changes by participants e.g. when moving around with changing to move mode.

3. Why this helps everyone (or many people)

Many people are irritated when they unintentionally move things around on the mural and then suddenly lots of people want to fix it etc. => Creates a lot of mess and hussle at times ;-)

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Comments

  • Meghan
    Meghan ✭✭✭
    edited July 2022

    Hello, @Marcovanschaijk! Might I merge your post with an existing one that explains this?

    See post

  • Meghan
    Meghan ✭✭✭

    Welcome back, @manuel! I'm going to merge a few other similar posts to this one; let me know if okay with you!

    Ex. 1

    Ex. 2

    -M

  • jcompton
    edited July 2022

    Yes

  • Marcovanschaijk
    edited July 2022

    please do so. The ideas are exactly alike

  • Meghan
    Meghan ✭✭✭

    Thanks for the feedback, @ralph!

  • Absolutely. In a large class setting, visitor is really the only way to go, and students get really upset (rightfully so) when people are moving all the student-contributed stuff around unintentionally.

  • manuel
    manuel ✭✭✭✭

    Had another session today with engaged Visitors and they were building Kanban boards. To make it easy for them I created a started points with shapes, texts and stickies and did not lock it, so that they could change anything. So far so good.

    When they started working on it and changed things, I wished, they could lock things against changes. They unintentionally moved things around when trying to put stickies on top of the shapes (which basically formed columns in a Kanban canvas). Wished they could lock things to stay where they are easily.