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Wish I was close to the ocean. It is beautiful...

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Allows workers to return home free of physical, mental, and health issues in the long and short term.

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A benefit of OHS training is a lower risk of injury :)

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Well Done!

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Good job Katharina!

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Great job, Kat!!! Love this platform :)

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whhhhooooooooooooooo!! Well done

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Brown, J. (2019, May 16). Knowledge Transfer. HelpJuice Blog: https://helpjuice.com/blog/knowledge-transfer

Halsted, E. A. (2014, August 31). Why Padlet is An Important Tool for Your Classroom. EdTechReview: https://edtechreview.in/trends-insights/insights/1468-why-padlet-is-an-important-tool-for-your-classroom

Padlet. (n.d.). Padlet: https://padlet.com

Yung, M. (2020, April 29). Pros and Cons of Padlet. ELA Brave and True by Marilyn Yung: https://elabraveandtrue.com/2020/04/29/pros-and-cons-of-padlet/#:~:text=%20Seven%20Benefits%20of%20Padlet%20%201%20INSTANT,I%20set%20it%20for%20public%20viewing.%20More%20

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This is when one person (me) creates an "artifact" (this Padlet) to transfer knowledge to a group (this class).

Knowledge transfer is more than just communication or training, it is putting knowledge into words and visuals that can be shared, it improves collaboration, and is the ability to apply the information.

"An effective knowledge transfer strategy combines technology, culture, measurement, and infrastructure in order to share knowledge across multiple areas in your organization" (Brown, 2019).

How do we measure the success of knowledge transfer?

Arriving at consistent targets, objectives, principles and strategies for the group.

Tests, quizzes, or questions in the form of a Kahoot could measure success.

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..Padlet would be a useful tool because it allows for the sharing of links, images, videos, and documents.
Padlet enables the sharing of ideas for group projects, allows users to be creative, encourages class participation, and boosts comprehension.

Padlet is appropriate for all types of learners:

images can be added for visual learners,

music can be added for aural learners,

words for verbal learners.

Physical learners can add their own posts through typing,

logical learners can use a systematic layout for their Padlet,

social learners have the opportunity to work in groups and share ideas,

and solitary learners can create their own personal Padlet for self study, without collaborating with others.

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In today's "Covid world", we are adapting teaching and adopting the latest tools to assist in online learning - and Padlet is definitely amongst them. Padlet gives students, wherever they are, a place to come together and share ideas with each other.

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Drawbacks to using Padlet are minimal, but since it exists online, there is always a possibility of poor connections or technical glitches or something just not working correctly.

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Users are able to instantly publish their work.

Padlet allows for collaboration and interaction.

No account is needed to access and participate.

The creator can set the visibility to private or public.

The Padlet layout is visually appealing and can suit any subject matter.

The creator has control over whether posts are moderated or instantly visable to others.

There is no need to wait, collaboration can be instant.

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A Padlet is basically a blank canvas. Collaboration is what makes it unique and useful. Users can connect to Padlet from around the world to create something together. There are loads of resources available through Padlet and users can view examples, watch tutorials, and contact Padlet support at anytime for help. Padlets can be useful in classrooms, in boardrooms, and at home. You can create your own Padlet, or add to mine, via this link: https://padlet.com/computerkitty/tles6xj4ogqr5wgj

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My personal learning style is visual (spatial) which means that I learn best with the use of pictures, images, and spatial understanding.
I am also a solitary learner, so online learning works for me, and a learning tool such as Padlet, brings me out of my shell a little and makes me participate in something that is collaborative and somewhat social.