Was just wondering if there were any videos showing how DnD Beyond is supposed to be run? It's nice for character & content creation but I don't see how it will help actually running or partaking  in campaigns.

+1 to this topic. Trying to figure out how this tool can benefit my group as well and, so far, I'm not getting it. Maybe it's just us? :P

I agree this would be helpful.  In the meantime, maybe folks can chime in on how they are using it?

I primarily DM, and use DDB on my tablet (and older iPad).  I try to keep separate tabs up for things like Monsters, spells, etc, so I can look things up quickly.  (My connections is a little slow, so it's not as quick as I would like, but it does work)

If I had more time to prep, I could use the campaign notes section of  campaign to code in monsters, etc, for encounters to make accessing them quickly available.  (Something I should think about trying)

I also have a "DM PC" I use when I only have 2 players (I run a weekly drop-in gme).  Her character sheet is in DDB, and I use her sheet to access her spells, attack info, Hit Points, etc.  She's a druid, so if I'm running her I also keep up a monsters listing tab that is set for Beasts of the appropriate CR range.  (Just wish there was a way to exclude beasts with fly, swim, etc. speeds)  

I use the character generation tools to build up a library of pre-generated characters to have available for new folks at the table.

One of the NPCs from the published adventure I'm using is traveling with the party.  If I keep her up in a tab, I have access to all her abilities as well.  (Just wish there was a way to track her spell slot uses, etc.)

I've also printed out stuff like maps, stats for party pets, magic items, etc.

I participate in a play by post game here as a player.  My DM can change my HP, see my sheet, etc. 

A scattered list, I know, but it gives you a feel for some of how I use it.