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LUCIDSPARK VS LUCIDCHART FREE

Your sticky note will just appear on the board!

Type what the note should say and hit Enter. When you click Quicky sticky, you still see all the colors the sticky note can be but you also see a line to type. Adding them to your board is easy, but you can also create a Quicky sticky (that is an unfortunate name) which makes it even easier. They seem pretty easy to use and you would be correct. Many of the features seem pretty straightforward and many are, but there are some great little tricks.

History and Navigation – Since the space can get very large, this can let you zoom out, in, see a mini map of the board, undo, redo and see a revision history of the board.

Great for guidelines and assigning topics to people.

Notes – Here you can write collaborative notes.

Team Tools – All premium features here but they’re pretty cool none the less.

You can also see what people are currently working/viewing the board.

Share – Here you can share your board to others.

Templates and Containers – Here you can add templates and containers to help use pre-made documents.

Toolbar – Here you can add sticky notes, arrows, sketches, text and the selection tool.

Clicking the three lines gives you more options

Name your board – Here you can name/rename your board, you can also get back to the dashboard by clicking the Lucid logo.

It looks like a limitless plane with very few options. Just click the New button from your dashboard and select Lucidspark Board.Ī new board will be created and I’ll be honest.

I can copy, rename, delete and much more. If I click the more area, I have a ton of options. If I move my mouse over I can share it with another person (I just need their email address. Here is a current Lucidspark Board called IT Babble I am messing around with. Not only can you create and organize from the dashboard, you can also share out documents in a variety of ways. Pretty nice, pretty simple, pretty effective. You can create a new Lucidchart document or Lucidspark Board, you can open boards that you have created before and you can organize your documents or boards into specific folders.

LUCIDSPARK VS LUCIDCHART FREE

For this review I will be talking about the free version. Accounts are completely free though there are paid accounts which remove limitations and unlock features. You can also sign in with your email address. You can sign up with Google, Microsoft or Yahoo. This is why I was so excited and let me tell you, Lucid did not disappoint. I really like what they make and I find their products to be simple yet powerful and most of all effective. Lucidchart (for flow charts and the like) Lucidpress (for dynamic web publications that look exceptional). However, when I saw that Lucid had created their own whiteboard collaboration website I was excited.įor those of you who are not familiar with Lucid they make some great web based applications. There is Padlet, Wakelet, Google Docs, OneNote and more. There are a bunch of whiteboards out there you can use to collaborate with your colleagues or to use with your students.