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30+ creative ways to use Padlet for teachers and students

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I’m always excited when I’m using Padlet. Is it the interface, the way everything is designed, its purpose or the fact that I’m organizing things smoothly? I don’t know. It just makes me happy.

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TeacherCPD.ie is the learning platform for PDST Technology in Education online courses on digital technologies in teaching, learning and assessment

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Webinar - Using Digital Portfolios for online assessment and feedback 

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Webinar - Using Digital Portfolios for online assessment and feedback 

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Using online tools for assessment in visual arts Google Classroom

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Using online tools for assessment in visual arts Google Classroom

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In these short videos clips you will see a range of technologies, methodologies and approaches by teachers at all levels from junior primary to senior post primary classes. All videos demonstrate how digital technologies are used to enhance teaching, learning and assessment practices. Included also are several interviews with school leaders about whole school approaches to digital learning.

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In these short videos clips you will see a range of technologies, methodologies and approaches by teachers at all levels from junior primary to senior post primary classes. All videos demonstrate how digital technologies are used to enhance teaching, learning and assessment practices.

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Assessment is the process of generating, gathering, recording, interpreting, using and reporting evidence of learning in individuals, groups or systems, which relies upon a number of instruments and methods. Educational assessment provides information about progress in learning. Building on the experiences of teachers, principals, parents and children of the Primary School Curriculum, the NCCA provides a range of supports to schools in using assessment as part of daily classroom practice.

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Assessment is the process of generating, gathering, recording, interpreting, using and reporting evidence of learning in individuals, groups or systems, which relies upon a number of instruments and methods. Educational assessment provides information about progress in learning.

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Using Kahoot for Peer and Self Assessment 

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Using Kahoot for Peer and Self Assessment 

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Digital Technology for Self and Peer Assessment

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In this video, Mairíosa McGee, Mount Anville Primary School, describes how she uses quiz tools, in particular Kahoot, as a form of assessment. In this example the pupils have created a Kahoot quiz for their peers which is directly based on a presentation they have created and delivered to the class. Using the quiz tool in this way encourages the pupils to actively listen and engage with the presentations their peers have created. The quiz questions help to consolidate the learning for all pupils as well as being a fun and engaging mode of assessment.

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PDST Digital Technologies YouTube Channel 

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PDST Digital Technologies YouTube Channel 

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pdst "pdst technology in education" "pdst digital technologies"

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Enjoy the videos and music you love, upload original content, and share it all with friends, family, and the world on YouTube.

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This video explores how teachers can use the Screencastify chrome extension to provide feedback to pupils on work they have created in Google Slides or Google Classroom. The same process would also work with any other type of assignment submitted by students, whether as an email attachment or anything that appears on screen. While Screencastify has been used in this video, a similar workflow would work with alternative screencasting software, e.g. Loom or Screencast-O-matic.

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This video explores how teachers can use the Screencastify chrome extension to provide feedback to pupils on work they have created in Google Slides or Google Classroom. The same process would also work with any other type of assignment submitted by students, whether as an email attachment or anything that appears on screen.