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I use it in my classroom for classroom critiques!  Students post images of their art work and we share as a class in a classroom discussion.

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As a STEM teacher I love to do this for pre and post project assessments. I like that I get to "see" everyone's thoughts.

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Padlet is a great engaging resource for the virtual environment to allow students to collaborate.

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I use padlet in my classroom as an exit ticket or open discussion. During virtual meetings, I would use it as an opener and ask brain break questions.

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I've used Padlet for icebreakers - Two Truths and a Lie, etc. I've also used it for brainstorming ideas for yearbook themes, and then ideas for applying the chosen theme to layouts, headlines, graphics, etc.

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Brittney Todd (Hobson) and Beth DiNunzio

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Brittney Todd (Hobson) and Beth DiNunzio

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Exit Ticket to see where everyone is at after a lesson.

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I use it for questions that my students might be afraid to ask.

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I use Padlet to introduce new lessons/concepts in a "See, Think, Wonder" format

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I haven't used it, but I see how useful it might be in using it for mind maps, especially at the beginning of a new unit. 

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I haven't used it, but I see how useful it might be in using it for mind maps, especially at the beginning of a new unit. 

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CER - provide a claim and students have to add evidence, reasoning or both. They can also add to others for a collaborative space.

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I like to use Padlet as a KWL chart at the beginning of a science/ss unit.

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I can use this to gauge student engagement

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I can use this to gauge student engagement

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I used it so my student could see their peer's ideas.

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I used it so my student could see their peer's ideas.

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I liked the idea of using padlet to have students complete a story.

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I liked the idea of using padlet to have students complete a story.

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I use it as an exit slip but I also use it to see what my students already know before introduce something new

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I use it as an exit slip but I also use it to see what my students already know before introduce something new

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We used it in science to post posters for Newton's laws and they loved seeing all the others' posters.

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I love using this resource for exit tickets, introducing a new lesson, and as an icebreaker as well.

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I use it to as a way to get a quick response to a text that students may have different views.

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We use it a lot to have "silent discussion" where students spend time crafting posts before reading and using accountable talk to respond to peers.

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Pre-questions to see what they know

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Collaboration and sharing ideas about what students are learning

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I love the "Give a Compliment" idea!

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I really like the idea of the birthday wall.

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I like to use this for KWL charts or open discussion pre questions.

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They can do quick responses to each other with it.

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I have used padlet to have students post their project to share with the class.

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I've used Padlet for years to ask for student responses and brainstorm. I've never let students create their own so I may give this a try.

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It could be used for brainstorming thoughts about a text or a character,

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Exit ticket, Sharing ideas about a topic, brainstorming, and putting their PSAs

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I love using padlet as a collaborative tool in the virtual classroom.  I use it for students as a "jot thoughts" type of activity for review of topics.

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Students could use this to begin the inquiry process of a lesson by rec what they know and what questions the have.

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Students could use this to begin the inquiry process of a lesson by rec what they know and what questions the have.