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For some reason I imagined this as a sticky note that I could drag to Canvas. 

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For some reason I imagined this as a sticky note that I could drag to Canvas. 

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I guess it's more of a pin board, but for multiple users. Aha.
-Lyudmila

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Some many options. Padlet seems so easy to use. I can appreciate that about this resource. Sometimes, having too many options can seem overwhelming. Fortunately, more exposure usually equals greater comfort and less mystery.
Thank you Leslie!
- Beej

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So, this is accessible?  Huh.  This tool is quite fun.  It feels like texting, just in an accessible mode.  I suppose students could use this during a group brainstorming session.  Kind of how we used to put post-its on a wall and move them around as ideas flowed. Seems that we could also edit one another's notes, which would also be helpful in a brainstorming session.
Right now I'm feeling a bit cold and am wishing I was curled up in front of this roaring fire.
-Hilary

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This is an interesting tool, and like Leslie, I appreciate the potential for creativity. I just don't know how I would use it in the classes I'm currently teaching. Still, it's good to know what's out there!

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This is an interesting tool, and like Leslie, I appreciate the potential for creativity. I just don't know how I would use it in the classes I'm currently teaching. Still, it's good to know what's out there!

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-Robyn

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Hey Everyone! This Padlet is a cool and accessible tool! I love all that it can do to nudge our students to be a bit more creative when communicating with you and each other.
I'm here right now, getting Module 5 ready for your review.
Leslie