New Blog Post: Top 15 ways to use Lucidspark in the classroom

This post is packed with examples! Thank you for compiling everything in such a helpful way. It’s too hard to name a favorite, but brainwriting was a technique I hadn't used before learning about it through Lucidspark. It’s super powerful for facilitating sessions, brainstorming, and reflection, and I appreciate that Lucidspark offers a number of templates and examples to choose from. 

I love the brainstorming toolkit. Thank you for sharing

I love that exit tickets template! I find myself considering the same questions even now after a meeting or when beginning a project, for example, and I love that students could similarly reflect with simple prompts.

I like so many of these!  I use a variation of the Student Response with Stickies for our Weekly Warm Up.  I add a prompt and then the students each add their answer to a sticky note that hasn’t been taken.  They can read each others’ posts and give them a ‘thumbs up’ for agreement too.  They enjoy this activity!

Is all of the above an option? I think what’s the most exciting to me is haxagonal thinking! It’s higher order thinking while still being visual and creative.