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Love it for a brainstorm, thinking could use it for some meetings ?

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Love it for a brainstorm, thinking could use it for some meetings ?

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Hi. This seems a bit cluttered. Are there students from various courses together?

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Hi. This seems a bit cluttered. Are there students from various courses together?

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Here is a link to the site where I recently created a short video on session planning using the free simple show AI app.  I don't think we teachers are out of a job yet, but it's getting there.

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Here is a link to the site where I recently created a short video on session planning using the free simple show AI app.  I don't think we teachers are out of a job yet, but it's getting there.

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Catherine

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SO you can see how this works

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Post a world map and ask students to write their name on the countries they visited

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just testing

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This would be great for compiling ideas for a class project

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Read an article and discuss 3 points that resonated with you.

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We learn together

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Love this idea from Laura Gibbs - have students post memes, songs, videos and other things that are helping them get through the present moment. https://padlet.com/laurakgibbs/musicvideos

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I think this will be a great tool for a first day ice breaker for my synchronous online class.

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Students can use this to reflect on what they learned in the class video instead of submitting a paragraph.

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K -12 ideas, but totally tweak-able to higher ed.

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30+ creative ways to use Padlet for teachers and students

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I’m always excited when I’m using Padlet. Is it the interface, the way everything is designed, its purpose or the fact that I’m organizing things smoothly? I don’t know. It just makes me happy.

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Useful guide

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K -12 ideas, but totally tweak-able to higher ed.

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32 Interesting Ways to Use Padlet in the Classroom  (Recuperado)

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When having groups discuss topics/ work on an assignment in smaller breakout rooms during synchronous class time, you can assign a common padlet and have each group record their discussion on a colour coded note.  For example, group one records on green, group two on pink etc. This way, when the whole class reconvenes to the main meeting/class space, there are notes from each discussion group that can be viewed by all.

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welcome

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I recently used padlet for an online module and had troubled getting students to engage on respond on Padlet. How have people dealt with this?

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post a good function video here

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This would be a great tool for brainstorming!

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This would be a great tool for brainstorming!

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I really like how the tool works. It can work well for synchronous hybrid classes.

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These are my ideas

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Have students create a Padlet to contribute to group work.

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Students can post pictures they took with their phone of cloud types they learned about in class, examples of a specific type of architecture, family photos demonstrating genetic traits, etc. Challenging students to make connections between what they learn in class to their daily lives makes learning relevant.

Images courtesy of flickr via user William & Mary.

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Teaching an online course or a large lecture style format where it's difficult to get to know your students? Post a Padlet to your Blackboard site and have students introduce themselves with pictures.

Images courtesy of flickr via users Hairi, Eric.Ray, and CollegeDegrees360.

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Prime the pump or extend discussions by having students contribute ideas to a Padlet wall.

Image of sheep courtesy of PD 4 Pic.

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Pinterest was not designed for educational use, but its layout is appealing for social bookmarking. Padlet’s “Grid” layout has a similar look and feel. Students could share links to news articles, research, or blog posts that relate to the current topic in your course. Getting your students to interact with the content enriches the learning experience.

Personal screen shot of website links posted to personal Padlet wall.

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The Padlet file size limit is 25MB so students won't be able to upload videos directly to the wall, but they can use the link function to share videos from YouTube, Google Drive, etc. They could post video tutorials they created or found that help explain a topic, how to solve an equation, social commentary on a hot topic, etc.

Image courtesy of flickr via user Barack Obama.

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You or your students can create a timeline and include images or links related to the event.

Image courtesy of flickr via user André Luís.