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I plan to use padlet in many ways. I have used it as a book recommendation, as well as to share book trailers that were created. Next year, I am going to use Padlet for students to record their independent reading, so I can monitor their reading.

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I have used padlet in class as a means of silent discussion. I put up some form of discussion question and students have the opportunity to share their answer(s) and comment on their peers' responses.

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I share ideas and resources with other Deaf Ed teachers.

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Don't do stupid stuff like me
Cindy hutchinson

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We're open shoes you'll get your toes chopped off
Cindyhut

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Wear fitted cloths
Cindy hutchinson

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Rüveyde Dörtçelik Özel Eğitim Mesleki Eğitim Merkezi

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Rüveyde Dörtçelik Özel Eğitim Mesleki Eğitim Merkezi

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"Bana göz kulak olur musun?"

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write and show pictures what you are Thankful for.

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I am in Bangkok, Thailand. Today I'm going to the Wat Arun temple and the Lumphini park. After, I want go to a tipical restaurant and this afternoon I'm going to the Safari World. I love Thailand, is very different!!

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During PD sessions, have participants complete KWL

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We collected quick data of how many families attended Open House

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Padlet is great for putting up a discussion starter or a prompt to get the students brainstorming!

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I use Padlet to share my differentiated math Sway lessons.

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digital bulletin board to share links in PD session - Cate Tolnai

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digital bulletin board to share links in PD session - Cate Tolnai

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I have used Padlet in lots of different ways. My included example showcases Padlet as a digital bulletin board to host 6 different resources that I encouraged site and district administrators to check out in a recent presentation. It doesn't require a log-in and they are able to bookmark the collection to access it after the session. It was a great fit!

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Students could post questions, comments, etc. while listening to a video or documentary in classe
@AlexLCarterEDU

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Students could use Padlet when learning new vocabulary.

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Students

Students can respond to a written prompt. Change the settings so students can make comments on each other's post.

100th Day of School Activity-Children write about what they couldn't do on the first day of school that they are now able to do on the 100th Day.

Children can upload pictures or URLs to Padlet to create a virtual board of a topic of choice.

Adults

Use as a brainstorming session. My colleagues and I used it to create math word problems. We entered info in the comments section. People who weren't with us, can read our pros and cons as we created word problems.

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Discussions, collaboration, sharing and showcasing 

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Discussions, collaboration, sharing and showcasing 

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Those are my main uses both for PD and ESL teaching.

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@YvetteJobe1
The first way a teacher used Padlet in my building after my tutorial was as her exit ticket.

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Students will find 3D shapapes within the classroom and post what they find on Padlet board.

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I use Padlet for a discussion board introduction in my online classes.

In addition, I use Padlet as an exit ticket for each unit of the course.

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When my students are learning to write leads in my beginning journalism class, we start with nursery rhymes and write for the Mother Goose Gazette.  They each post their summary lead.  From there, we discuss news values and determine our front page.

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Have students work in groups to gather specific information about a topic and then post it on the padlet so that they all will see the information

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I use Padlet as a back channel during our class discussions, allowing all, but especially my shy students, to post their ideas as the discussion progresses.

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Students can share about a new book they have read and give a recommendation for others to read it, or tell reasons as to why they thinks others would not enjoy it.

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Professional Development for my faculty & staff. This is a great place to post and share that doesn't have to go outside our school, but it can!

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Students could use a Padlet board for a back channel while viewing a movie relevant to class curriculum. I've had my students do this in order to take notes on the film that will be useful for a project assigned after the movie. It's a new age way of taking notes for an assignment. I've done this and explained to my kids that if they take good enough notes on the back channel, then they have a lot of their work done already before they begin the project.

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I will use Padlet for students to post their videos of their writing.  They will record themselves reading their stories and then other students can watch.

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I will use Padlet for students to post their videos of their writing.  They will record themselves reading their stories and then other students can watch.

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You can use it as a way for students to represent a number in as many ways as they can come up with (number talk). You could even share this across grade levels so students can see how upper and lower grades think about a number.

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I created weekly school wide math stretches that all classrooms and grade levels contribute to! @mandyeelis

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I created weekly school wide math stretches that all classrooms and grade levels contribute to! @mandyeelis

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Ss create a digital "All about me" poster as a beginning of school activity!

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Post discussion questions for a book you are reading with your students. Share this with other classrooms (via Twitter or email) who are also reading the book and let everyone add their thinking.

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Students will use this to keep them accountable for their independent and read-to-self.

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Summarize key discussion points from small groups to the whole class. This allows for the sharing piece without additional class time talking.

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Summarize key discussion points from small groups to the whole class. This allows for the sharing piece without additional class time talking.

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Having students become aware of the world around them by allowing others to share where they are posting from.  Students can also use it as a safe way to ask questions 

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Having students become aware of the world around them by allowing others to share where they are posting from.  Students can also use it as a safe way to ask questions 

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We used this the first day of school with a simple question of where they would like to go if anywhere in the world, and then after some were posted some of the students offered reasons why they wanted to go there. Was an easy way of breaking into the first day of school and getting to know one another.

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Here's an example of how I've used it for brainstorming with teachers.

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Can have students respond to questions and then reflect on the answers of others.

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I have used it as an exit ticket, a student-generated resource page and teacher-curated resource page.

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Use it as an administrator with staff to show how you can use Padlet to ask questions, reflect and share ideas!

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Use it as an administrator with staff to show how you can use Padlet to ask questions, reflect and share ideas!

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I used it as an exit ticket for ele students.

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I plan to use this app in the reading intervention classroom with at risk students and with teachers as the campus instructional coach.

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I plan to use this app in the reading intervention classroom with at risk students and with teachers as the campus instructional coach.

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I like to use Padlet as a wonder wall. I have used it for students to brainstorm questions as we prepare for a Mystery Skype lesson.

I love how you have the ability to export all responses into an excel document.

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I've used Padlet with teachers -- I replaced a post-it note Chalkboard Splash with Padlet. While it was a challenge with mobile devices, it worked.  https://padlet.com/Ellison_211/WritingAcrossCurriculum

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My first thought (and my first Padlet) will be for class/student driven brainstorming on strategies to improve ACT scores from their April 2016 test date (as juniors) to their exam in October 2016 (now seniors). We'll do one for general, whole test strategies, then break it down to individual subject tests, as well.

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Students can share their art work-in-progress and receive student feedback and critique immediately!

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My students LOVED using Padlet to post their pictures when we went to St. Augustine on a field trip! :)

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Assess prior knowledge! Use the padlet to post "The Answer" or topic of your lesson! Have students work in teams to come up with the Question to that topic or the Question to the Answer! https://padlet.com/michelleizzo/insects

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I love the world map background on padlet. It looks like a fun way to have students comment about our global classroom skype sessions.

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Just as I've done here, I have Ss create posts on Padlet for assignment credit. Typing their name assures I give proper credit. Sometimes they describe what they've done or learned. Other times they write in Spanish whatever they have learned as an exit ticket for that day. It is a great tool!

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Each time I provide professional development for teachers, I post my presentation and other use links . I create a QR code for teachers to scan for adding feedback on the presentation as well.
@specialtechie

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Provide students with different assignment choices they can select from.

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Students can find information and share a summary, a link, or image.

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Students solve problems on a white board and take a snapshot to add to padlet. Class discusses strategies used.

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Use Padlet for homework. Kids can creat a math problem for others to solve and post it to the tablet. The next morning use the student created problems as bellwork.

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Students can quickly post a picture of the book they are reading instead of sharing or looking through reading logs.

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Using Padlet as a way to have quick journal responses for ELA/Writing from @EdTechTinker

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Using Padlet as a way to have quick journal responses for ELA/Writing from @EdTechTinker

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In the classroom you can have students generate journal responses to a warm up in ELA or in any class. Students can also post links from there google docs to see responses in case the padlet gets too chaotic .

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Provide Students with choice of study resources

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Provide Students with choice of study resources

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I use padlet as a platform for students to discuss and review content while sharing resources for all learning styles. Here is an example:
https://padlet.com/mrsnieves/i8rbqiqojuot