Hi @LParker24 

As you are aware of the first 4 step process,

Step1:

Start by creating a Lucidchart document

Step2:

Next, use Zoom's Breakout Rooms

Step3:

Then, students work in their breakout rooms

Step4:

Finally, Bring students back to the main Zoom room. Share their work using Lucidchart's sharing options.

To further reinforce your point - where they all reveal their answers is the portion,

See below for additional options to ensure a well-rounded approach

• Opt for Group Sharing, the main document and switch between different groups sections
• Polling or Surveys to collect responses from each group, then Share the results with the entire class to compare and discuss based on your convenience 
• Share the combined canvas with the class
   

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

Hi @LParker24, thanks for your post! Two additional resources I’ll add to @Humas1985’s post is our Collaborate with Breakout Boards in Lucid Help Center article, along with our Visual Activities feature to collect responses that can be shared with the class. I also recommend taking a look at this Community post (in English) for an example of Breakout Boards in action.