Online teaching tools,built around the lesson.
Bring your worksheet, explanation and student work onto one shared board. Talk in a built-in video meeting or your usual call, check understanding with a quiz and leave a clear place to return to after class.
Basic is free. Students do not need an account.
Save the result, a follow-up task and three flashcards on the same board. Next lesson starts with that context.
Give each part of your setup a clear job.
Choose the tools around what you need to do before, during and after class.
- Conversation
- Start a video meeting in Lucyboard, or use Zoom or Meet alongside it. Send the board link so your student can write as well as listen.
- Lesson workspace
- Keep the PDF, handwriting, formulas, graphs, quiz and flashcards on Lucyboard. Both of you work in the same view.
- Course organisation
- Use an LMS when you need course modules, assignments, grading or school reports. Link to the lesson board from the course.
The lesson takes shape on the board.
Material, explanation and student answers belong together. Here is what that looks like in one ordinary maths lesson.
Work directly beside the material
Import a PDF, paste a photo or add a task. Circle the important line, write the formula and put a graph where it helps explain the answer.
Ask while the example is still in view
Add a quiz near the point that needs checking. Your student answers from the board, with the worked example still there to refer to.
Keep the review connected to the lesson
Make flashcards from the idea you just taught. Add what to practise next, then share the same board link as the lesson notes.
Try it with the material you already teach.
You can start with a free board and bring a student in from a link. Create a free account to keep up to 10 permanent lesson boards.
Free Basic includes up to 10 saved boards, PDF materials, formulas, graphs, quizzes and flashcards. Pro removes the board limit so each student can have a dedicated board.
Open a board without an accountQuestions about online teaching tools
These answers help separate the useful minimum from an app stack that slows everybody down.
At minimum, you need audio or video, a shared workspace for material and student work, and a way to leave a recap. Lucyboard combines those parts through a board and optional built-in meeting.
No. Lucyboard includes video meetings, but you can still use Zoom or Meet and share the board link there if that fits your workflow better.
When you need modules, assignments, grading, reports or school administration.
Yes. Start with one real lesson and upgrade when you teach regularly.
See the board in a real lesson setup.
Prepare your next lesson on one board.
Add one page, leave space for a student answer and share the link. Try the whole lesson flow before deciding on your setup.