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i thought this tye of learning was really helpful and has helped me work towards my goals

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i thought this tye of learning was really helpful and has helped me work towards my goals

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i didnt think it was hepful at all

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I enjoyed using padlet because it was very effective and it helped expand my thinking

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i enjoyed this approach to working as we could freely collaborate and gather all of our learning this term and incorporate and focus it into a paragraph of our choice

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I liked this approach as it was good to see what other people were thinking and it was a easy way to share information.

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I think that this type of learning is very effective as we can see each other's responses and add to our learning.

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i like this approach to learning because it is effective and we are able to see each others work which can extend our knowledge.

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I enjoyed getting an idea of the sort of things I need to know to enhance my learning. Being able to view other responses helped me to understand the questions being asked.

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i liked this approach. Because i learnt more from other peoples answers ;)

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I enjoyed using Padlet because it was a helpful tool where we could say what we were thinking and if we were stuck we could read other peoples ideas

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It was useful in the terms of being bale to compare your thoughts with others and I liked it

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I feel that this type of learning was effective as it really made me think about the question and recall how much of this terms work I could remember and compare and contrast it to similar topics that related to the rights of Indigenous Aboriginal people and how we could see what other people were saying also

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I found it pretty interesting and a whole new way to communicate my thinking. It was also useful as we were able to see our class members learning and extend on our own because of it. It was also a good tool for revision as I was able to revisit topics from earlier in the term. Definitely effective!

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I liked this approach to learning as we could work at our own time and pace and see others ideas on specific topics as well as our own.

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I think this was an interesting approach to learning as we were able to our peers' responses and learn to contribute our ideas also. Although I found sharing my ideas a little bit daunting as I was scared that my thinking may be wrong in comparison to others. I think that we should've kept this completely anonymous so that we were able to still see others' ideas :)

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This was a good way to compare your thinking to others in the class as well as grasping new ideas on the given questions.

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It was useful and was easy to compare your answers to other peoples ideas. t was a more interactive way of learning which was very effective.

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It was extremely fun and enjoyable and it was interesting to see what others where thinking as well. It made learning fun and it made it easy to understand new topics.

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I enjoyed using padlet as a medium to learn the different sub headings of history, it made me think about the topic and have a deeper understanding into each topic. It was helpful, when we go to see everyone's responses to that topic and being able to see a different view/perspective from the class :)

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I thought this tool was useful and a fun way of learning. This approach is a lot better than group work.

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This type of learning was effective and enjoyable as I was able to see what other peoples thoughts about the topic were and how they compared to my own answers. From seeing what other people wrote I not only learnt more, but i also saw different view points on the issues. I saw how people responded and how these responses differed or was the same as mine. Sharing the same information but in a group in person would've been harder, this method gives you time to think about what your answer would be and how you'd word it. In a group we also don't always hear each others opinions whereas through Padlet we see everyone's thoughts and can, as I've said a million and one times, learn't from these opinions and ideas. Didn't have anything negative to say about it because it was funnnnnnnn

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I enjoyed the way in which this activity provided an opportunity to assess the different questions relating to the unit and comparing responses with other members of the class. However, perhaps the class required more content from the teacher before responding to the questions as there was some uncertainty surrounding answering the responses.

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I thought it was a useful tool because instead of taking time to share in groups we could have a quick read of their ideas which allowed us to be exposed to their understanding and ideas. It was positive as it allowed us to expand our own thinking and understanding by seeing how others approached the question and what evidence they provided. I personally liked it because it was efficient in seeing other's work. It also helped to see if we were on the right track with our own writing and if we were missing crucial evidence.

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I enjoyed this way of learning as it was something different from the usual way. The positives I can take from this approach of learning is that you can gain other opinions of what other people have to say about the certain topic which helped me to get a better understanding of the teacher was looking for. Padlet is an quick and effective way of gaining other people opinions of the topic rather than sharing it verbally meaning you could have missed some of the information been said.

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I thought this type of learning was different, not necessarily helpful but interesting in the way that it was set out.  It was useful to see other people's opinion, but I personally didn't learn anything new. but hey it was groovy :)

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I thought that this type of learning was effective and was a different way to communicate your ideas. I also enjoyed seeing others thoughts and opinions about the questions that were given.  I also believe that working out the answers on your own took a different approach to when working in a group or pairs.