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It's a place where they can respond without being judge.

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Allow students time to write their
condensed thoughts down.

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Students can share ideas and express them selves.

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Students can share ideas and express them selves.

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Students can use padlet to create a working list of possible research ideas/concepts (A. BOYD)

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Students can use padlet to create a working list of possible research ideas/concepts (A. BOYD)

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Allowing them to write out their thoughts, ask questions and express themselves.

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Allowing them to write out their thoughts, ask questions and express themselves.

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I enjoy padlet because it's a great resource for students to express their own thoughts, or respond to open ended questions. I teach online and I use padlet for all the students to share good things about themselves to help save time instead of calling on students one by one, they can also read eachothers thoughts and interact with eachother. I also use padlet to ask questions prior to a lesson to see what the students already know. 

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I enjoy padlet because it's a great resource for students to express their own thoughts, or respond to open ended questions. I teach online and I use padlet for all the students to share good things about themselves to help save time instead of calling on students one by one, they can also read eachothers thoughts and interact with eachother. I also use padlet to ask questions prior to a lesson to see what the students already know. 

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Padlets can be a great tool for them to showcase talents, projects, or thoughts. It can be used to reflect on topics, respond to questions, compile research, engage in discussion, etc. 

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Padlets can be a great tool for them to showcase talents, projects, or thoughts. It can be used to reflect on topics, respond to questions, compile research, engage in discussion, etc. 

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Provide an opportunity for students to contribute thought-provoking questions for class consumption on real world problems, or is in processing the implications of historical events.

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It will help them overcome fear

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For almost any topic

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Students can share ideas without the feeling of being wrong.

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Students can share ideas without the feeling of being wrong.

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This could be good for number talks.

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They can share their favorite quotes from a piece of literature.

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They can type out their thinking or questions.

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They can type out their thinking or questions.

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Asking questions without the fear of asking something "stupid"

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Asking questions without the fear of asking something "stupid"

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They can express themselves without using pencil and paper like normal .

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Allow our shy students to answer questions through writing

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Allow our shy students to answer questions through writing

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It can allow them a place to write their thoughts or questions so that after the lesson, the class can go over them together. This might answer a question that someone else has (without having to write their name in it).

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They can write what they already know or wonder about a specific concept.

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Padlet can allow them to express their stream of thoughts and ideas in a productive way that does not take instructional time from other students.

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Post questions still have/things they are wondering

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Place thoughts for later discussion

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I’ve never used this before, but I appreciate all of the ideas. 

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I’ve never used this before, but I appreciate all of the ideas. 

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Allow them to write thoughts and questions as they think of them, even when their minds are ahead of the rest of the class.  The teacher then can answer the student individually or address the issue when it better fits with the curriculum.

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Allow them to write thoughts and questions as they think of them, even when their minds are ahead of the rest of the class.  The teacher then can answer the student individually or address the issue when it better fits with the curriculum.

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It will give the students who constantly want to share a way to express all of their thoughts and comments when instruction needs to move on.