Yes.

It's like Jamboard, but on steroids.

Lucidspark has all of the features that Jamboard has and more:

Sticky notes
Add text
Draw
Add shapes
Images
GIFs
Create multiple boards.

Plus, Lucidspark has so many additional tools that educators have been asking for like facilitator controls for the teacher, student names on sticky notes, voting, timers, emojis, and more. Watch this video to learn more.

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Learn where to find Jamboard features in Lucidspark

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Learn more about Lucidspark features, a collaborative online whiteboard tool designed to enhance classroom engagement.

The video highlights how users can easily access various tools from the left-hand toolbar, starting with the sticky note feature, which allows students to share ideas anonymously or with attribution through the upcoming "share authors" feature.The tutorial explores additional functionalities, such as adding shapes, typing text, and utilizing formatting options to customize the board. It emphasizes the importance of visual connections by demonstrating how to use line connections between ideas. The pen tool is showcased for direct writing on the canvas, along with highlighting capabilities for annotating text and PDFs.Furthermore, the video illustrates how educators can enrich their lessons by embedding instructional videos, PDFs, and images directly onto the board. Users can also quickly search for and add images using the toolbar's image search feature. Lastly, viewers are encouraged to explore thousands of customizable templates suitable for all educational levels, from kindergarten to higher education.Overall, this video serves as a comprehensive guide for teachers and students transitioning from Jamboard to Lucid Spark, showcasing its intuitive interface and versatile features that facilitate collaborative learning experiences.

Additional Resources

In Jamboard, I could set the background to dots, lines, graphs, and colors. Can I do this in Lucidspark?
Yes, with a few key differences. To learn more about how to Adjust document and board settings, check out our article.

What’s the difference between frames in Jamboard and Lucidspark?
In Jamboard, frames were linked pages you could cycle through at the top of a Jam—almost like pages in a book. In Lucidspark, instead of separate frames (or pages) for content, you have an infinite canvas to build on.

In Lucidspark, a Frame is a unique tool you can use to organize content on a Lucidspark board. Alongside framing content, you can create Paths to guide collaborators through content.

Access this functionality by selecting the Organizers icon from the Primary Toolbar to the left of a board.

How can I replicate the experience of Jamboard’s separate frames in Lucidspark?
If you’re looking to replicate the experience of Jamboard frames where you have separate pages for content, we recommend using Breakout Boards. Lucidspark’s Breakout Boards allow you to break a larger groups and collaborators from the main board into smaller groups and separate boards, while keeping everyone connected to the main board.

To learn more about how to Collaborate with Breakout Boards in Lucidspark.

tldraw. (n.d.). tldraw: The collaborative whiteboard tool. https://www.tldraw.com/