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I find padlet to be an excellent platform for presenting, allowing students to express higher order thinking, or get students engaged into a lesson.

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I use Padlet often as a warm-up or class activity. I've used the Shelf and the Wall format most commonly. It's a great activity for students, one of my favorites!

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I use Padlet to allow students to share their thoughts on a reading from class. Or to share reflections, ideas, and collaborate in group activities in a virtual setting.

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1. Students post direct evidence from a text for a "pool" of direct quotes for their writing pieces so they do not, individually, have to spend a lot of time looking for quotes. Generally is organized by topic.
2. Wellness checks where students post a video, image, music, gif, etc. to represent what they are going through and what we need to discuss. We then comment to give words of encouragement, advice, etc.
3. Whole Class collaborative tasks like compare/contrast, reader response, vocabulary, etc.

AND many more.

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I've only tried it once. Not really sizzling.

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Use it for student responses to posted prompts for class discussion/reflection

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I love Padlet!! I use it all the time. For sharing their artwork-I create virtual art galleries, also to activate prior knowledge, or SEL Activities too.

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I have not had an opportunity to use this. However I have received a padlet to use for System 44 documents.

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Just took the Padlet out of the freezer, gonna thaw it and fry it tomorrow morning 1st period..

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I use padlet for warm ups or reflections at the end of lessons.

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I haven't used it in a while, but my students loved it. I had a feeling they would love the feedback aspect, so I always include the ability for students to "like" posts. Ex. I provided a data set and each column had a heading that students had to list their information/data under each one. Here were my headings: Data, Mean, Median, Mode, Extremes, and Range. The students had to write their answers in each column.

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The best comparison was to those big sticky notes we used to use in faculty meetings. It's a good collaboration space.

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I have not used Padlet, but I will; I would like to discuss career and future objectives and goals.

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Never used before..

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Practice Vocabulary
I give students definitions in Spanish, they come up with the picture ;) or viceversa.
Busca algo amarillo!

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I have never used Padlet before in my instruction but I am excited to start using it.