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I wish my students were older so that I could use Padlet. I love this! 

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I wish my students were older so that I could use Padlet. I love this! 

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I use Padlet with my students. I also like the idea of creating boards for the units that we are studying in Social Studies.

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I use Padlet with my students. I also like the idea of creating boards for the units that we are studying in Social Studies.

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This  would be great for flipping the classroom and giving directions to different groups .

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This  would be great for flipping the classroom and giving directions to different groups .

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This is wonderful if it knows who I am.

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This is my first time learning and using Padlet.

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I could use it as a way to present information

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I could use padlet to create boards where my students can go during stations to find different videos and activities that aren't through Google Classroom

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I am looking forward to using Padlet to add video and audio instructions for my students.

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I plan to use padlets for creating classroom discussions for review and to try it for leaving plans for future subs.

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I plan to use padlets for creating classroom discussions for review and to try it for leaving plans for future subs.

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I would like to use this for ticket out the door.  Another great way is to have the students respond in groups, and reading groups.

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In the past I have used padlet for ticket out the doors for different lessons. I have also used padlet to have the students write out different math problems. I can use this more in the classroom for the students to post questions and summarize what they learned during a particular lesson.

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I hope to learn more about Padlet.  I would love to use this in my classroom in different ways as a ticket out the door for lessons that I teach.  I love to learn these new technology tools.  

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I hope to learn more about Padlet.  I would love to use this in my classroom in different ways as a ticket out the door for lessons that I teach.  I love to learn these new technology tools.  

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I would use for students to answer questions after guided reading.

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I would link Padlet to our class Seesaw and have my students complete a ticket out the door.

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Organizing a presentation.

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I love the ticket out the door as well as maybe using it at Meet the teacher for sign ups.

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I love the ticket out the door as well as maybe using it at Meet the teacher for sign ups.

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I would use Padlet for ticket out the door.

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I think this would be a good way to organize and a great way for students to respond.

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I think this would be a good way to organize and a great way for students to respond.

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This would be a good tool to use instead of a KWL chart.  You could also use this for Think/Pair/Write/Share

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This would be a good tool to use instead of a KWL chart.  You could also use this for Think/Pair/Write/Share

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I like the idea of using this as wonder wall for books that are being read aloud/ discussed in class.

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I like the idea of using this as wonder wall for books that are being read aloud/ discussed in class.

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This would be a great place to do Reading Sticky Notes/Stop and Jots about a particular question that you are wanting your students to answer. It would also be very helpful for common assessments in all subjects.

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This is a good tool for sharing comments.

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This is a good tool for sharing comments.

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I can create a padlet with all of my class information on it. It can be used for more than just students answers to a question. 

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I can create a padlet with all of my class information on it. It can be used for more than just students answers to a question. 

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Other types of options besides the wall...I didn't know there was anything besides the basic wall....very exciting!

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Other types of options besides the wall...I didn't know there was anything besides the basic wall....very exciting!

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I have my first day lesson if have chrome books ;

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I have my first day lesson if have chrome books ;

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I will integrate this for opportunities to ask questions to the audience.

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I love the idea of adding all of my unit materials in 1 place for kids to have it to study for the test.

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I would use this to help teach research skills.

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I would love to use this for assignment postings and parent communication.   

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I would love to use this for assignment postings and parent communication.   

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I might like to use this to flip STC trainings or to gather feedback from STCs about questions/concerns

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teacher collaboration in meetings

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I will use Padlet for classroom discussions, creating a resource for research projects, activation and summarizing strategies.  Maybe even stations during reading and math class.

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I think it is a great tool once we are one-to-one.  I will use it to present information to students in a different way (not powerpoint) and to get information to parents, specifically about the flipped classroom that they can reference when they have questions.