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You can use the map feature to map where everyone is from; geography lessons; history lessons; research etc.

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https://padlet.com/karen_barley/pandemic

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https://padlet.com/karen_barley/storyboards

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Entry or Exit Tickets

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Padlet - responding to a prompt (assessment)

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Padlet - responding to a prompt (assessment)

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You can use Padlet for your students to respond to a prompt. This can pose a question, be a writing prompt, question, etc.

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- Make noticeboards, make lists, keep notes
- Teach, Learn, Watch & Share Videos
- Bookmark favourite sites, store information, research
- Discuss, collaborate, respond to questions, sorting & collating
- Brainstorm, mind maps, writing prompts, book analysis, story boarding
- Wish Friends - for birthdays or other special events
- Collect feedback, entry and exit tickets, 3 wishes & a star

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Padlet is an excellent collaborative tool. All you need is a link and anyone can contribute. This can be achieved individually or on in collaborative groups.

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The classroom can create a collaborative brainstorm.
All can be shared to one or many devices.

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You can use Padlet to digitise information

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Padlet is a powerful digital tool that can be utilised in a range of ways.