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20% have used Padlet (or similar) before

27% have used Padlet for learning/study

46% think Padlet is useful for learning/study

30% have used padlet for teaching

50% think Padlet is useful for teaching

25% think Padlet could be useful for assessment

45% think Padlet could foster collaborative learning (20% strongly agree)

8 respondents

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40% have blogged before

60% have used blogs for learning

60% agree blogs are useful for learning (of which 20% strongly agree). No respondent disagreed

20% have used blogs for teaching. 40% think they are useful for teaching

0% of respondents think blogs would be useful for assessment

60% think blogs could
foster collaborative learning (20% strongly agree)

5 respondents

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Padlet - An online tool for learner engagement and collaboration

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A platform for partnership - a technology review of the Padlet sharing platform

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The use of mobile technology in lectures - Using an Audience Response System (Padlet) to enhance the student learning

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Using Padlet to increase student engagement in lectures

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I'm going to be using Padlet or Trello for an in class Action Research project from September. I want to use Padlet as is the best tool for the project - creating collaborative moodboards for elements of design FE students with complex disabilities. The concern at the moment is Padlet's T&Cs which do not comply with college policy as data is passed to 3rd parties - which seems odd for what is essentially an education tool.

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I have Padlet as the primary of my two technologies. I'll focus on the student experience. How can Padlet be used to foster collaboration? Are there drawbacks?

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Having looked at my feedback for TMA03 I am a little unsure how to cover some of the ideas I put in it, especially the use of walls such as this one. Is there an official name for them, other than the brand name. Blogs are easy to categorise but Padlet and the like are not so easy.

What do others think?

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I have created this page so that we can share ideas about collaborative tools such as Padlet (and Lino)

Start posting when your ready and remember you can comment on others posts so this can be really collaborative and a great way of finding out how Padlet can be used to support our learning

Glynn