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“To use LucidChart in Google Docs to create a graphic organizer, first you go to your Drive and create a new document.”

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Installs the Lucidchart Google Docs add-on, edits a Romeo and Juliet comparison Venn diagram and returns the shared organizer to the class document.

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  1. 0:00To use LucidChart in Google Docs to create a graphic organizer, first you go to your
  2. 0:05Drive and create a new document.
  3. 0:10Then inside the Google Doc, you'll go to the Add-ons tab, you'll go down to where it says
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