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Use Mentimeter to ask students some questions about the topic just covered

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Padlet is great for collaboration as it allows participants to submit ideas and see what others have said or done, too.

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This will create a "review" for the class after a topic

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Asking for peer evaluation during project presentations 

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Asking for peer evaluation during project presentations 

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I used Padlet in my class, and learners were doing some group work on Padlet. They had to post their project and comments there.

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Padlet works really well for letting students introduce themselves to each other.

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I will use Padlet to let students brainstorm ideas when solving problems 

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I will use Padlet to let students brainstorm ideas when solving problems 

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I feel students will be able to share their ideas without hesitation

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Interative learning and active engagement

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Interative learning and active engagement

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Better knowledge retention.

Increased motivation and engagement.

Development of critical thinking and communication skills.

Immediate clarification of misunderstandings.

Examples:

Using Kahoot! for live quizzes during lectures.

Conducting case studies in medical or business courses.

Hosting peer review sessions for writing assignments.

Interactive virtual labs in science courses.

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students could use this tool to share notes and exchange ideas on studying with tips, mnemonics etc

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trying this feature

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Collaborate on a virtual mood board. I wonder, can a padlet be printed as is?