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Education World: Five Ways to Use Padlet in Class

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Education World: Five Ways to Use Padlet in Class

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Five Ways to Use Padlet in Class | Education World

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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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When a group or individual is presenting their work to the class, ask the rest of the class to give positive feedback and suggestions to the presenter .

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Have class post a year in review on Padlet.

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Use Padlet for student book reviews!

They can put a summary and a photo of the book cover up for classmates to see. What a great, LIVE way to recommend books!

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If you are NOT a Google Classroom or Edmodo user, put links to websites on a Padlet instead of writing them on a whiteboard.

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Showcase student work

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K-W-L charts for pre and post assessment

use as a formative assessment tool to check for student understanding

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Everyone introduces themselves via Padlet at the beginning of the year. Especially nice for those who are shy.

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Create a story and ask students where it should

go next.

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Have class collaborate on Padlet and then create a QR code out of the padlet.

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- ask students to summarize learning from a current of previous lesson.

- use class-wide while watching a video clip(s). It allows collaboration and and questioning by giving students a spot to capture thoughts without disturbing others.

- Collaborative Notetaking while listening to a presentation

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How can I use padlet in my classroom?