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I can use padlet for students to share their questions on a topic. Maybe other students can respond the other questions if they know the answer. Or maybe they could pose Level 3 questions and then respond to each other.

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I can use table to share student  community service experiences in hopes of helping kids find theirs.

Also, for English I can use it for kids to share their analysis of a passage.

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I will use this for students to share what strategies they use when they are confused about a math problem.

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I would use this to get quick feedback from students on how well they understand a concept.  They could include an imogi to show how they feel about the lesson, or how well they understand a concept.

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Padlet would be a great way for students to discuss the different ways that they choose to solve word problems.

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I could use Padlet as an alternative to the MyConnect discussion board. Here, students can "like" their peers' responses and see responses in a different format.

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I would use this as a quick check in to see what their understanding is...maybe vocabulary or a grammar example, maybe rewrite a given sentence using parameters I give them

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I would use this in my classroom as a launching pad for discussion.

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I can use Padlet on the first day of school for my AP students. I will have them write why they chose to take the class and what challenges/worries they have about the class. I like that all the students will be able to see (hopefully) that they all have the same worries and are in it together.

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I will use Padlet for students to write the names of their college choices. I like how they can see where other students will be applying as well to give them more ideas.

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I will be using this on the first day of biology class. I will have them do a KWL on Biology. 

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I will be using this on the first day of biology class. I will have them do a KWL on Biology. 

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I'm going to use this in my poetry unit. Students create warm-ups in the unit by sharing their favorite songs and leading their classmates through a poetic analysis of the lyrics. I'll have them use padlet to include their song's music video to share with the class when it's their turn to lead the warm-up.

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Joni Mitchell - Both Sides, Now [Original Studio Version, 1969]

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I would like to create a Bookmark page where all my students can access all the different websites we use in class in one location, rather than have to open all the different websites separately.

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I will use Padlet in the classroom as another way for students to be involved during Socratic Seminars (as a way to keep the "wing-men" engaged when they are not in the main circle). Additionally, I was just working with Leann on using the platform as a way to organize and share the goals of our AVID Seniors to list the schools they plan on applying to in the Fall.

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Lynn Stephens - I will use Padlet to discuss  classroom norms.

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Lynn Stephens - I will use Padlet to discuss  classroom norms.

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I will use my Padlet for students to write common misconceptions about South America and then find two pieces of evidence that prove the misconceptions wrong. Then students will comment on another student's post where they learned something new. I'm going to give both of my classes the same Padlet link so they can see and comment on either class's posts.

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For this activity, you have four tasks:
1.  Write your first name and last initial (ex: Emilee S.).
2. State two common misconceptions about South America.
3. Use two pieces of evidence that prove each misconception wrong and cite your sources. 
4. Leave a positive comment on a post that taught you something new.
Optional: include a picture on your post.

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How would you use Padlet for your classroom?

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How would you use Padlet for your classroom?

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KWL Charts, whole group concept map or graphic organizer, opener (what do you know about a topic?)

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I will use the padlet for students to share their past experiences in theatre (plays they've been in, seen, etc.) They will then have to share a poster, clip, song, or some other visual representation of the show (or shows) they mention.