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How can you use Padlet with your students in music?

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How can you use Padlet with your students in music?

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Questions - ask your class a question on a Padlet wall - have students post answers around the question

Listening diary - capture listening responses and reflection

Photo scavenger hunt - ask students to find and post photos of a specific item/type (objects that produce a high sound; instruments from the string family; pics of them demonstrating body perc sounds)

Make a positive notes board - students post positive comments about a performance or assignment

Exit tickets - students post about what they learnt in class today

Document a field trip - students gather photos, write text and add links about the field trip

Write a concert review - include notes about the repertoire, the performers, what you thought of the performance, the venue

Sorting activity - upload pictures and have students sort them (sort instruments into families, or high/low)

Students can make a multimedia poster about their favourite band/artist

Musical Me - students can create a Padlet board about their musical influences: favourite artists, styles of music, types of music they listen to

Create a digital portfolio - students upload work from a single lesson, a unit of work or from an entire term

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I will add examples to this over time.

If you have a music education-specific Padlet board you would like to include here, please add it!

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20 Useful Ways to Use Padlet in Class Now

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20 Useful Ways to Use Padlet in Class Now

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Ed Tech

There's a good chance you've done the "write on a sticky note and put it on the wall" activity - or have seen it happen before.
Padlet lets those sticky notes have images, links and videos AND be available with practically any Internet-ready device.
It used to be blocked by my school's Internet filter. This school year, the powers that be have allowed it through on student devices, opening up lots of possibilities in class!

Padlet is a great place for gathering ideas, sharing them and modifying them later. It's like a living, breathing webpage. Users can add links, YouTube videos, files and images to Padlet notes. They can move and arrange them. A link to a Padlet can be shared and Padlets can be embedded into webpages.

Here are 20 ways to use Padlet in class:

15. Collect videos to share in class

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Padlet is a fantastic tool to use in the classroom. This classroom how-to guide for Padlet will get you started creating pages and using it with students.

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Classroom uses for this free, online “virtual wall” are endless, but these ideas will get you started.

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How can you use Padlet as a music teacher?

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How can you use Padlet as a music teacher?

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Brainstorm a topic

Gather research for an assignment

Create a glossary of music terms

Create a noticeboard for a concert or event

Save links within a specific category/topic for an upcoming lesson or unit (The Blues, Film Scoring, Video Game Music)

Take notes at a workshop or conference (save links, videos, make text notes)

Collaborate with other teachers

Plan an event: create lists of things that need to be done, items to collect, dates/times

Post assignments or instructions for students (use Padlet to give instructions, share supporting docs/videos/links)

List your favourite inspirational music quotes

Use Padlet to list substitute lesson plans (with links and resources)