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1,500 collaborators in Lucidspark?

  • January 21, 2026
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For an online course with 1,500 students, can a single Lucid board effectively support simultaneous collaboration? I’m considering utilizing the breakout boards feature for grouping, but I anticipate potential logistical challenges. What solutions would you recommend for facilitating collaboration among such a large class size?

Best answer by Humas1985

Hi ​@isaacwkc 

A single Lucid board will not practically support 1,500 students collaborating synchronously; you will need to segment them into many small groups and stagger real‑time work

  • Lucidspark boards tend to work best with about 100 active collaborators, with around 200 as a rough upper limit before performance and usability degrade.
  • You can create up to 50 breakout boards from a single Lucidspark canvas, which is ideal for splitting a large audience into smaller working groups

To learn more on Breakout boards - Introduction to LucidSpark — @TheMerrillsEDU

Hope this helps - Happy to help further!!
Thank you very much and have a great one!
Warm regards

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Humas1985
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  • January 21, 2026

Hi ​@isaacwkc 

A single Lucid board will not practically support 1,500 students collaborating synchronously; you will need to segment them into many small groups and stagger real‑time work

  • Lucidspark boards tend to work best with about 100 active collaborators, with around 200 as a rough upper limit before performance and usability degrade.
  • You can create up to 50 breakout boards from a single Lucidspark canvas, which is ideal for splitting a large audience into smaller working groups

To learn more on Breakout boards - Introduction to LucidSpark — @TheMerrillsEDU

Hope this helps - Happy to help further!!
Thank you very much and have a great one!
Warm regards