Lucidspark for Collaboration and Engagement
November 04, 2021

Lucidspark for Collaboration and Engagement

Lindsey Sanford | TrustRadius Reviewer
Score 9 out of 10
Vetted Review
Verified User

Overall Satisfaction with Lucidspark

LucidSpark is a great way to manage long offsite meetings with multiple contributors. It's been a great piece of tech that enables us to have productive conversations while designing an output that inspires long-term roadmaps, strategy, and planning. It's easy to interact, easy to learn the system and create something that is both engaging, and exciting to use.
  • Collaboration Tool.
  • Engagement Tool.
  • Voting.
  • Planning.
  • Quick demos that enable non-users to leverage the platform right away, vs a short orientation phase.
  • Easier sharing so that users without licenses can vote and engage without signing up.
  • Easier group movement of large packs of data and detail.
  • Meeting effectiveness - we have been able to keep people engaged in our virtual environment while we might be suffering from fatigue or burnout.
  • Meeting Engagement - it's been great to have a dynamic tool that creates several compelling moments of engagement with each other (voting, creation, movement).
  • Increased Productivity - it's easier to plan long-term whiteboarding sessions with a freeform contribution on the tool; not as restricting as a ppt deck or document.
I think that the system could be a little easier to set up with users who either don't have a license or are new to the license. The system is not entirely intuitive and can take time. I think some kind of guided tutorial that centers on function - not something that is generic and applies to everyone, but instead, is specific to how the user is going to use it.
I did not use the system to integrate with Slack, Google Drive, or Lucidchart. This is a feature that I have not explored with the system as of yet. I could see this being useful - but to be honest, I most likely wouldn't use these integrations as much as I could.
This has been one of my first experiences leveraging an online virtual whiteboard. It has been a great experience that I'm suddenly trying to think of new ways to leverage the tool for meeting facilitation and engagement. I think real-time participation gives us the feel of engagement and collaboration.
I didn't leverage the online support or FAQs. I did use some of the tutorials and videos to understand how to leverage the voting mechanism. I think that the support could have been a bit better where you could get live tutorials based on the desired outcome. This would be really helpful.

Do you think Lucid Visual Collaboration Suite delivers good value for the price?

Yes

Are you happy with Lucid Visual Collaboration Suite's feature set?

Yes

Did Lucid Visual Collaboration Suite live up to sales and marketing promises?

Yes

Did implementation of Lucid Visual Collaboration Suite go as expected?

Yes

Would you buy Lucid Visual Collaboration Suite again?

Yes

I have not been a heavy user of Miro or other tools so I cannot compare the individual tools against one another. I think that LucidSpark is a good tool and does what I need it to in terms of collaboration, engagement, and productivity. I would recommend this tool to someone looking for a way to engage their teams.
The best way to use Lucidspark is for offsites, planning sessions, innovation, sessions that require and call for collaboration. While I haven't used this tool as much for the presentation, I could see it being a good way to present detail to an audience that doesn't require much input, though you'd be missing an opportunity to engage an audience. I do think that this is a semi-difficult tool to learn, so if you are using it for the first time with a large group of people - you need to make sure you've set it up so that it's fairly intuitive.