Distance Learning
Transfer your current curriculum to Lucid for Education's virtual collaborative canvas. Use free templates designed by teachers to facilitate an engaging digital learning experience.

How to use Lucid
to take your current lesson plans and turn them into distance learning activities:
We're here to support you in designing around student interaction. Students will be able to actively participate in their learning while developing digital literacy skills.
We're here to support you in designing around student interaction. Students will be able to actively participate in their learning while developing digital literacy skills.
We're here to support you in designing around student interaction. Students will be able to actively participate in their learning while developing digital literacy skills.
We're here to support you in designing around student interaction. Students will be able to actively participate in their learning while developing digital literacy skills.
We're here to support you in designing around student interaction. Students will be able to actively participate in their learning while developing digital literacy skills.
We're here to support you in designing around student interaction. Students will be able to actively participate in their learning while developing digital literacy skills.
We're here to support you in designing around student interaction. Students will be able to actively participate in their learning while developing digital literacy skills.
Distance learning in your classroom
Expert educator, Anneliese Pixton provides three quick ways that you can take your current lesson plans and turn them into distance learning activities.