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How can Padlet be used as an online resource in teaching?

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How can Padlet be used as an online resource in teaching?

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😻 Reading and Writing Blog Posts

🗒 Collaborative note-taking

🤓 Creative writing prompts

🎓 Curriculum planning

👯 Daily Digital bulletin boards

🖊 Essays

🎫 Activity Instructions

💯 Feedback Sessions

🎉 Group birthday cards

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If you’re familiar with it as a face-to-face tool, how might it work differently in an online environment? - Ruben 

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If you’re familiar with it as a face-to-face tool, how might it work differently in an online environment? - Ruben 

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Padlet interface screen can be personalised to the student needs, resulting in a unprecedented interaction with the  information shown. The Padlet functions such as dark screen or enhanced animation can contribute to ease of apprehension at the student pace without hindering learning. The student can take pictures or record screenshots at leisure, whereas this possibility is limited or inexistent in face to face environment. Another advantage is that students can also use insert text bubbles anonymously, so they can ask questions they might be too shy to ask in a physical class.

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Is it for use in lessons, self-study or both? 

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Is it for use in lessons, self-study or both? 

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Teachers can educate and interact with students through Padlet in many different ways. For instance, they may title the Padlet as a question they would like to ask their students, and then have each student insert their answer as an individual 'post'. In this way, students can learn from their peers, and it is also creates a board with a collection of all the student's answers. With the camera option or the gif option, teachers can gain more insightful answers for questions such as "What is your favourite item in your room?".  Teachers can also check the pronounciation of their students using the Audio features.

Students may also use padlet for self-studying. For instance, they may title the board as "Biology", and simple insert all their short notes that they need to remember. They may also link useful videos to watch at a later time in a 'post'.

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Padlet is a digital canvas to create beautiful projects that are easy to share and collaborate on. ❤️

It works like a large piece of paper or a bulletin board. Padlet gives its users an empty page - a padlet - and you can put whatever you like on it. As teachers, we can create padlets and share them with students. In turn, students can share their input through text, images, videos or documents they choose to upload. Students engaging in self-study can also create their own Padlets for personal use.

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What age groups of learners is it appropriate for? - Nicole 

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What age groups of learners is it appropriate for? - Nicole 

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Padlet can be used for most learners, as long as they have a basic grasp of how to use technology. It can be easily used by students who are 9 years old and upwards.
However, Padlet's terms and conditions outline that 'Padlet is not currently directed to children under the age of 13 and such children may only use the Padlet Services with guidance, supervision and consent of their parents, guardians and/or authorized school officials.' As a result, it is important that teachers using Padlet with students below the age of 13 have their parents' consent. In addition, Padlets can be set to Private, Password Protected or Secret, so that only teachers, students and parents have access to the Padlet.

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Richard

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Hello

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Kristin - Students can respond to a general prompt to practice writing

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cute colours

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Jean: this is one of my favourite tools especially for writing

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Jean: this is one of my favourite tools especially for writing

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Hello!

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Padlet is great to use in real-time class to gain a general idea for everyone's opinions :)

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Good morning from Maria 🤩