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Students can type anything they want

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I learned that you can use Padlet for taking notes, completing book reviews, etc.

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Padlet is versatile!

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Padlet is nice for older students

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You can use Padlet for note taking.  That is pretty cool!

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I love padlet. We used it a lot in a class I had last year. I never considered that it may be an issue with students typing inappropriate things, but it definitely is a risk factor.

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Padlet is a virtual bulletin board

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I learned that this is a very useful site for classroom collaboration. I didn't know that multiple people can edit one padlet but now I do!

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I learned that one way I can use Padlet in my early childhood classroom is to create a virtual classroom library.

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That it functions as a bulletin board in the classroom - I would love to use this as a space where students can share about their favorite books (kind of like the bookshelf idea)

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Padlet is free!

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I learned that one setting will allow students to edit other student's posts...yikes!

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Padlet is a free collaborative website that can be used in any aged classroom.

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I learned that Padlet exists at all, and that it's a cool tool that can be used in a variety of ways.