Pivoting to remote learning? Lucid's here to help when the unexpected happens. Snow days, hurricane flooding, power outages, building repairsāno problem.
It's impossible to predict everything, and many schools have realized that leveraging technology gives teachers what they need to keep the learning going even when the unexpected happens. Lucid provides teachers with the tools they need to create interactive, engaging lessons for both in-person and remote learning environments. Now let's take a look at the top 5 examples of how to use Lucidspark and Lucidchart to keep students engaged during remote learning.
Facilitate class discussions with Lucidspark boards: One of the biggest challenges of remote learning is providing students with quality peer interactions. Lucidspark has several features that enhance remote class discussions.
Share interactive activities with students: High-quality engagement enhances the learning process for students, and by sharing interactive Lucid activities, you can keep your students engaged even from a distance.
Record and embed your direct instruction onto the canvas It can be hard to reach all of your students by teaching through a video conference call. By recording your instruction using Lucidspark, students can watch and re-watch the lesson at their own pace. This ensures that everyone has equal access to your instruction.
Send out drag and drop Visual Activities: Engagement is even harder for younger elementary students to accomplish remotely. Lucid's drag-and-drop Visual Activities are easy to create and send out to students, making it the perfect tool to keep students engaged during remote learning.
Lucid's LMS and app integrations make remote learning easy: Now that you have the perfect activity to facilitate an engaging remote learning day, you can easily send the activities to your students through Google Classroom, Canvas, Schoology, and Google Meet. Learn more about how to send out and grade assignments with each LMS.
