Publish at November 06 2024 Updated November 06 2024
When it comes to making decisions in an organization, school or otherwise, it makes sense to take notes and analyze the many possible courses of action. Especially when it comes to team decisions. Visuals can help to better understand the different possible paths, and to get an idea of which approach seems the most promising. That's what LucidChart's online software is all about.
Available in French, the application can be used to create mind maps, diagrams and other tools to help people and organizations make decisions. For those who don't know how to get started with the software's tools, a number of existing templates are available.
The more creative can go straight into a blank document and add shapes, placing them as they wish. The application makes it much easier to create links between elements, as each shape is surrounded by points from which lines or arrows can be drawn to one or more components.
The free version of the software allows you to produce 3 projects that can be shared with a team, as well as many of the features. However, those wishing to invest in LucidChart will have access to additional functions, including tools enabling participants to vote on the various proposed solutions, or the use of artificial intelligence, which can quickly produce diagrams based on what is written. These can then be modified by the creator.
Some decisions require careful thought and analysis of all possibilities. LucidChart allows you to create brainstorming tables, charts and other graphics that will support the important choices of your company, school, class, etc.
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