This short video shows how to add a Lucid visual activity to Canvas as an engaging task for learners. It’s a clear method to embed Lucidspark or Lucidchart visual tasks directly inside a Canvas page or assignment.
You’ll see how to open the Lucid integration inside Canvas through the Rich Content Editor or during assignment setup. Then select the Lucid activity you’ve built—such as a diagram, mind map, or brainstorming board—and embed it where students can access it easily. This lets them work within Canvas with no extra steps.
Embedding your activity means students don’t need outside links or downloads. Because everything stays inside Canvas, you maintain control over access and can track participation more easily. It also supports both solo and collaborative work depending on your setup.
When you add a Lucid visual activity to Canvas, you can choose to embed the activity in a page, discussion, quiz, or assignment. Students can view or edit based on your settings, and they submit their finished work directly inside Canvas. This makes feedback and grading smoother.
In addition, Canvas integration supports both Lucidspark and Lucidchart. Both tools work well depending on whether you’re using brainstorming boards or formal diagrams. As a result, instructors can align visual tasks with learning goals—without complex setup.
This video is ideal for teachers who want to bring visual collaboration into their Canvas courses quickly and cleanly. Once you’ve embedded one activity, repeating the process becomes straightforward and fast.
Tip: After embedding, use student view to test the activity and verify that learners can open and interact with it correctly.