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Using the AI creation module is an interesting feature that I see some potential in but need to test out more.

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Visual interest

Ability to add links upon links

Appeal to a younger demographic but still accessible to us dinosaurs

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Move non-fiction YA to padlets instead of boring reference books

Summer reading challenge activities

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Students create their own Padlet wall to compile and organize library resources on a specific research topic. They should include books, articles, websites, and multimedia resources, demonstrating Padlet's ability to store various types of content in one accessible location. This helps them understand how Padlet can serve as a digital curation tool.

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In small groups, students develop a research guide for a specific academic discipline using Padlet. They should include research strategies, recommended databases, citation styles, and research tips. This activity showcases Padlet's collaborative features and its usefulness in group projects.

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Students create a virtual library tour using Padlet's map layout. They pin different library locations, add descriptions, photos, and tips for each area. This demonstrates Padlet's versatility in spatial organization and multimedia integration.

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Students use Padlet to create a comparative guide of different citation styles (APA, MLA, Chicago). Each post should contain examples and key differences. This shows how Padlet can be used as an educational reference tool.

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Using Padlet's canvas format, students brainstorm and develop research questions, adding related subtopics and resources. Others can comment and provide feedback, demonstrating Padlet's effectiveness for peer review and idea development.

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1. Turning Topics into Research Questions Brainstorming through Mind Mapping

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Students collaborate to create a comparative analysis of different academic databases using Padlet's grid layout. They should highlight unique features, subject areas, and user tips, showing how Padlet can organize complex information clearly.

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Students use Padlet to create an annotated bibliography, with each post containing a source and its annotation. This demonstrates how Padlet can be used to organize research materials and share them with peers or instructors.

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Using Padlet's timeline format, students plan and organize a library event or workshop series. This shows how Padlet can be used for project management and event planning in academic settings.

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Students document their research progress using Padlet as a digital journal, including challenges, breakthroughs, and questions. This demonstrates Padlet's effectiveness for reflection and progress tracking.

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Create a digital scavenger hunt using Padlet where students must find and document various library resources and services. This shows how Padlet can make learning interactive and engaging while familiarizing students with library resources.