Active Learning
Engage students with hands-on activities, problem-solving, and real-world applications to enhance critical thinking.
Fostering engagement in large classes and lectures
Discover how Lucid enhances engagement, collaboration, and active learning in higher education.
Experiential learning in Computer Science
Transform abstract concepts into interactive, visual learning experiences by having students build the diagrams they are learning about.
Ways to increase engagement in the lecture hall
A professor's collaboration with Lucidspark created a highly engaging, visual learning experience that students rated as their favorite, highlighting the platform's potential to transform higher education.
Enhance learning with Concept Mapping
Use concept mapping to structure information, illustrate relationships, and synthesize learning across disciplines, fostering critical thinking and knowledge construction.
Student-centered learning
Give student the opportunity to work collaboratively, dig deeper into content, and share their learning with others to enhance everyone's overall learning.
Jeopardy style review games
Create a review activity that is fun and puts the focus on learning the content and not just cramming to pass the test.
Vocabulary practice
Help students learn course vocabulary with hands-on vocabulary matching activities. Give students more than one way to learn crucial vocabulary.
Context spheres bridging knowledge to real-world insight
Help students rethink and apply their learning beyond the classroom. This activity enables them to contextualize information within its wider historical and social dimensions, fostering comprehensive understanding.
Bell ringers
Kickstart class with quick, fun and informative bell ringer activities: Welcome messages, area for questions before class and review activities to assess and clarify student understanding.
Encourage analytical reading
To navigate the AI era, students must master critical reading through active annotationāusing highlights, comments, and shapes to drive deep textual engagement.
Quick, easy ice breakers
Introduce Lucid with a low-stakes, drag and drop activity to help get students (and myself) get comfortable with Lucid. Great for back to school or the beginning of the semester to get to know you students.
Create critical thinking sort with AI
Sorting activities are a high impact instructional strategy for all students, for example Kindergartners sorting shapes by attributes all the way to medical students sorting pathologies.