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I like that you can place any note on here and it is great for any reminders I need for important dates or events. Post-it notes are all around my desk with certain things I need to remember and you can share notes with others.

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Like: You can now draw on padlet.
Don't like: Minimal drawing features.
Use: Have students create / draw flags for a country they create.

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+ For those committees we're all in, this could be a great way to organize checklists.
- Just another thing to check
! In the classroom, this would be great for students to keep track of larger assignments (or smaller ones)

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Like: I like that students have many options to show what they are doing (type, video, draw, etc.)

Dislike:  Students wait to see others answers.  If you wait to approve, it takes a lot more time.

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Like - Archive and pictures.
Use - Discussion and/or bellringers.

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I like to use padlet as a pre-reading activity to encourage discussion on topics that will be discussed in our novel.

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I use google keep for my personal use. I would like to have some ways to use for the students.

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Like: Draw feature
Don't: Minimal features for this tool.
Use: Have students create a country mascot or flag for a make believe country.

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I love that you can turn off the ability for students to edit or delete other posts.  I love that you can include all different aspects such as videos, drawings, pictures, etc.
I don't have any drawbacks other than I'm not as familiar with creating padlets as I am with other forums.

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+ Great for visualizing student work.
- Needs moderation, students often get off track.
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I love that it's easy to play with color. Google slides can be bright and inviting. I love that it's easy to add videos, pictures, etc. and the slides are all easily accessed for even the younger students. It's broken up so it's not so overwhelming. One idea per slide.

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I love the collaborative features and the freedom of design!

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I love the collaborative features and the freedom of design!

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I wish it had a few more features like (like buttons, voting, etc)

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Like:  Slides is an easy way to present materials.  It is also an easy way for students to create presentations.  It is a good tool for collaboration.

Dislike: It is easy for people trying to collaborate to get on the wrong slide.

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Like: All the collaboration that can take place, with a group or with individual slides put into a whole group.
Don't like: Sometimes it is hard with younger students to be sure they are not typing on someone else's slide or deleting something someone else put, i.e. the dreaded UNDO button!
Use: Too many to cite!

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I don't like that if you want the students to each have a slide, they delete each others. It is, however, the easiest way to present.

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This is great for creating your own personal touch on your slide. I like that you can edit it however you want. The ability to comment on other peoples slides is awesome.
I would like to use this in my classroom by allowing students to explore.

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It's a great way for everyone to have a voice.  It also allows your more creative students to show off their creativity.

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Like - Easy to navigate.
Use - Presentations.

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Kids can create but they get off track looking at everyone else's

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It's easy but it confuses my past students. Theycan't seem to stay on their own slide. I keep trying though.

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Google Drawings was a great way for me to have my Sixth Grade students create flyers and advertisements. It's not as versatile as other forums, but definitely has some advantages.

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I like that Google Drawings can be used by many different people and they can add their own touches. This would be neat to use in the classroom to allow students to pick an image or type something in regards to the topic. I used this in the classroom by having students do a rhyming match and they had to draw lines from one side to the other side.

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+ It's the most basic feature but my favorite thing about Slides is that it's accessible from any computer.
- Using it as a collaborative thing often ends up with one student in a group doing all the work
! In the classroom, this would be good for student presentations or
get-to-know-you activities.

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Like: So many font, shape, picture options
Don't like: It is a bit tedious and time consuming showing students how to save as a PDF so they can insert their creation into another program.
Use: Back to school ice breaker, intro about what you know for a specific topic, etc.

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Like:  It is easy to insert images from computer, web, etc.  Text boxes allow you to add text and place it where you want without too much hassle.

Dislike: With math topics you don't have an equation editor to easy put symbols.

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I had my students use Google Drawings for a comparison drawing. I felt that it allowed students a way to visually show their understanding of materials.

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Drawings give a little more versatility to what you can do like making a doc more attractive.

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Many options.

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It is a way keep every student's piece of work together. Everyone would get one slide.

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I don't think Google Drawings is as whole class friendly as other ways to present or do a doc. Did get some good ideas, however.

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Second Graders like it because they can make nice looking work.

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Good for student responses. I have to be careful of student spellings. When others can't read it, they tend to make fun of it.

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stay connected with students

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Like:  Student have to present themselves but not necessarily in front of everyone.

Dislike: Haven't used it enough to know too much

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I do not know enough about it to use it, so I would have to explore the website some more.

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Great way for students to "act out" their learning. It is also nice for those students who don't like to "write out" their learning to verbally share with others.

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I don't keep up with the approving of the flipgrids. I also have rules for the selfies.

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The kids really like using flipgrid. They aren't as selfconscious as we adults are. I like that the sticker option can be turned off.

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Kids LOVE using flipgrid! They can waste time here though! Fun.

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Yay a Math example! "Caption This" would be a great exercise for students to take a picture of their notes or their work and put a caption in showing parts they understand or can explain and parts that they don't get.

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Never heard of this until today. I will try to use it to start my year and see how I like it.

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A great organizer for teachers and students alike.  By keeping notes here you don't have to worry about losing your post-it notes (and yes that happens to be a lot!!)

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I am a list maker but also a visual learner. That is too many lists mixed together for me. I need to look into how to use it with my students instead of personally.

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I'm excited to start using this in my personal life :)

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Glad I learned about it.  Keeping it pinned at the top ALL THE TIME.