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Create collaborative problem-solving activities for public health students, leading to enhanced engagement, streamlined grading, and the development of critical thinking skills.

Teach NoSQL database design by enabling students to visually create and collaborate on database models, enhancing engagement and understanding.

University administrators use Lucidchart's career fair coordination template to create a centralized, visual workspace. This streamlines planning, improves collaboration between departments, and ensures all stakeholders have access to a single, up-to-date source of information, leading to more organized and successful career fairs.

Discover how academic advising departments use Lucidchart to visualize course catalogs, student plans, and complex schedules, improving student success.

Dr. Laurence Kaptain from the University of Colorado Denver uses Lucid in Canvas to boost collaboration and critical thinking in his online U.S. Music course, helping students visually connect ideas and engage more deeply with the material.

Simplify complex concepts with flowcharts and diagrams, streamline group projects using collaborative whiteboards, and organize exam prep with intuitive study guides.

Set up collaborative group assignments in Canvas with Lucid! Follow these quick steps to create, share, and submit projects seamlessly.

Learn from educators like Ashley King and their successful integration of Lucid to foster real-time engagement, streamline communication, and equip students with essential project management skills for academic and professional success.

From group practice with breakout boards to jigsaw activities that promote peer-to-peer teaching, educators like Christopher Bailey and Ashley King are using Lucid to foster collaboration, enhance learning outcomes, and simplify group project management.

Response boards, digital parking lots, and input-based activities create an interactive learning environment. These activities foster collaborative equity, increase participation, and encourage authentic conversations, giving students ownership over their learning and helping them connect with the material on a deeper level.

Lucid empowers computer science students by providing dynamic tools like UML diagrams, ERDs, and Scrum templates. These resources simplify complex concepts, foster collaboration, and offer practical, hands-on experiences. With Lucid, educators can bridge theory and real-world application, helping students build critical skills for software development and project management.