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I can create an educational page on the museum's website that shares Padlets that students have made

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I can create an educational page on the museum's website that shares Padlets that students have made

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These could be about specific things in the museum or could be used as inspiration by teachers. Plus, I bet kids would love to have their hard work on an actual website.

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Assign students a historical figure and then have them create a Padlet outlining the daily life of that figure

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Assign students a historical figure and then have them create a Padlet outlining the daily life of that figure

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Article about 20 general ways to use a Padlet in a classroom

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Article about 20 general ways to use a Padlet in a classroom

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http://ditchthattextbook.com/2014/11/03/20-useful-ways-to-use-padlet-in-class-now/

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Ask teachers to have students participate in a Padlet before coming to visit so that I will have a better idea of what they are interested in learning

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Ask teachers to have students participate in a Padlet before coming to visit so that I will have a better idea of what they are interested in learning

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If at an art museum: students could create their own virtual art gallery using Padlet

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If at an art museum: students could create their own virtual art gallery using Padlet

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This is just an article with ideas on how a middle/high school history teacher specifically could use a Padlet. I could share this with teachers by adding it to an educational page on the museums website or I could use some of the ideas myself.

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This is just an article with ideas on how a middle/high school history teacher specifically could use a Padlet. I could share this with teachers by adding it to an educational page on the museums website or I could use some of the ideas myself.

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http://teachersworkplace.net/2013/07/23/10-uses-of-padlet-in-the-history-classroom

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Use a Padlet when investigating a primary source

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Use a Padlet when investigating a primary source

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Have students share what they find and their ideas about why the source may be valuable.

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Create a public Padlet where visitors can share feedback

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Create a public Padlet where visitors can share feedback

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Again, you or the students could do this.

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Use Padlet with colleagues to get creative juices flowing

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Use Padlet with colleagues to get creative juices flowing

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https://books.google.com/books?id=b9JmDAAAQBAJ&pg=PA123&lpg=PA123&dq=padlet+museum&source=bl&ots=egVX7ptVQI&sig=7ljrXUOuw1H10CrerPreRXjaIy8&hl=en&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwiy4PP09aDWAhWNw4MKHeqFAf4Q6AEISTAI#v=onepage&q=padlet%20museum&f=false

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Use Padlet at the end of a field trip so students can share what they have learned

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Use Padlet at the end of a field trip so students can share what they have learned

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You or the students could do this.

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Use it to ask questions that provoke further discussion

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Use it to ask questions that provoke further discussion

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http://teachinghistory.org/digital-classroom/tech-for-teachers/24636