The platform is versatile enough to create organizational diagrams, such as task boards, for group collaboration to keep everyone on track.
And to teach the writing process in any subject area, consider using flow charts or graphic organizers to help students manage their outlines and essays. In ELA, share a plot diagram or storyboard where students can demonstrate their understanding of sequencing of events in a story or memoir. Then, have students work collaboratively to create visual study guides to show connections among events. For social studies, ask students to present a timeline of events leading up to the Civil War. In this sense, teachers and students can use Lucidchart for any number of purposes, including organization, multi-modality presentations, sequencing ideas, and making connections among concepts. In science, show students visual representations of the phases of mitosis or the moon, or demonstrate the water or rock cycles using images connected by text and arrows. Visual creation can offer an excellent supplement to learning content, or offer a creative avenue for demonstrating and assessing learning. Earn a badge of recognition for teaching digital citizenship.
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