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Welcome to this Padlet presentation, where we will introduce you to the versatile world of Padlet and guide you on how to use it effectively for teaching, learning, and sharing information. Padlet is a dynamic online platform that empowers collaboration and creativity, and we're excited to showcase its capabilities.

1. Introduce ourselves

2. Do the poll

3. Show and tell

4. Let's add posts?

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Padlet is an online platform that facilitates collaboration and sharing of ideas through digital boards.

It allows users to create virtual boards, similar to physical bulletin boards, where you can add various content types, such as text, images, videos, links, and more.

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Creating Your First Padlet

To create a Padlet board, go to the Padlet website and sign in or create an account. Once logged in, click the "+ Create Padlet" button. You can choose from different templates or start with a blank canvas.

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The Padlet interface consists of a toolbar at the top, which includes options for adding content, and the board itself, where you can arrange and customize your content. You can drag and drop items on the board and use the settings icon to configure various board options.

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Text and Media Posts

You can add text by double-clicking anywhere on the board. To add media, click the "+" button and select the type of content you want to add, like images, videos, or documents.

Customization Options

Customize your Padlet board by clicking the paintbrush icon. Here, you can change the background, layout, and theme to match your needs or preferences.

Collaborative Tools

Padlet boards can be shared with others, allowing real-time collaboration. Use the "Share" button to invite collaborators, and participants can add content, comment, and like posts.

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Engaging Students

Padlet is a versatile tool for engaging students. You can create interactive lessons by embedding questions, quizzes, or discussion prompts. Students can respond by adding their contributions to the board.

Assessment and Feedback

Teachers can use Padlet for formative assessments by posing questions and checking students' responses in real-time. Additionally, provide feedback by commenting on students' posts.

Examples and Best Practices

Share success stories and creative ways teachers have used Padlet in the classroom to inspire your audience.

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Add resources, links, images, videos etc

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Write your ideas here about what learning themes you could use a Padlet for

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Write your ideas here about what learning themes you could use a Padlet for

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Using Padlet for virtual vocabulary instruction -

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Padlet is an excellent tool for virtual vocabulary instruction. See how easy it is for students to use padlet to share vocabulary word meanings.

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This allows ākonga to sort ideas and resources when planning.

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Padlet could be used during a workshop as a place for students to brainstorm/share ideas e.g. exam revision tips

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Padlet could be used during a workshop as a place for students to brainstorm/share ideas e.g. exam revision tips

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I think this tool looks like something students might be a little more interested in compared to some of the other standard Moodle tools we have access to.
It could used to share useful study tools - both student and staff could add tools.

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This could be used as a place students can ask questions in class if they didn't want to ask in front of the class.