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I like Padlet, but Im using discussions in Canvas. Easier to get to for students.

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I like Padlet, but Im using discussions in Canvas. Easier to get to for students.

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Wow....this is overwhelming to me because I have attention problems!

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Wow....this is overwhelming to me because I have attention problems!

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An interesting resource to use, but could cause confusion for some students to follow how to use it. Could be used to reflect on  learning targets. 

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An interesting resource to use, but could cause confusion for some students to follow how to use it. Could be used to reflect on  learning targets. 

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My students would be unable to post information by themselves.  Thus, we could began by talking about the topic and I would have to post for them.

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My students would be unable to post information by themselves.  Thus, we could began by talking about the topic and I would have to post for them.

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This would be a great tool to check for understanding. I not sure if I like the other comments moving around the screen while I am commenting.  

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This would be a great tool to check for understanding. I not sure if I like the other comments moving around the screen while I am commenting.  

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A good resource for checking student understanding.

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A good resource for checking student understanding.

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This reminds me of a question box that some teachers have. Students are able to ask questions.

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I've used Padlet to help with certain topics to review. We are completing our unit on Physical Science.

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Concerned about the movement and students being able to focus on what they are posting.

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Concerned about the movement and students being able to focus on what they are posting.

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I think this would be a great tool for reluctant students who rarely participate. 

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I think this would be a great tool for reluctant students who rarely participate. 

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I think it would be great for use with upper grades....not so sure about kindergarten 

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I think it would be great for use with upper grades....not so sure about kindergarten 

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I like the idea but I would like to see how it is used on a Kindergarten level with students who are not able to type yet. 

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I like the idea but I would like to see how it is used on a Kindergarten level with students who are not able to type yet. 

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It might be good for my higher kids but I don't think my EIP kids would do very well with the movement.

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Great way to engage students

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Cool for upper, not appropriate for lower

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Cool for upper, not appropriate for lower

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Sounds very great for the upper grades, but not really appropriate for kindergarten.  This would be way overwhelming being they can't type, read, or spell.

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I have used Padlet in the past; however, the movement tends to be distracting and almost beneficial in a small group rather than a large group. 

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I have used Padlet in the past; however, the movement tends to be distracting and almost beneficial in a small group rather than a large group. 

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It's cool but honestly I don't think it would provide much for the class. The kids would love to put their thoughts on here but things would get out of hand with inappropriate comments.

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This tool would be great for immediate feedback on a lesson. But would make me nervous on wild crazy responses.

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This is almost overwhelming. Too much movement and hard to follow.

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Great way to gauge student understanding!

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would love to use it, but also anxious about inappropriate responses

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This would be a great interactive way for students to respond to each other and to the teacher. This would also be good for exit tickets to gauge their understanding after a lesson.

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It helps to understand students view of what is going on in the class and to reflect on what they need to do in order to better perform when working with grammar items.

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It helps to understand students view of what is going on in the class and to reflect on what they need to do in order to better perform when working with grammar items.

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Good way for students to ask questions without feeling embarrassed or singled out in class

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i can't handle it moving what i'm trying to read.

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i can't handle it moving what i'm trying to read.

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This could be a pre assignment before a writing assignment

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This could be a pre assignment before a writing assignment

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Can we see who posts here? I'm worried about inappropriate comments

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This might be slightly difficult to use for a math course, but perhaps having students post their methods for solving a particular problem.

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not sure how to grade this, but I like the idea.

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not sure how to grade this, but I like the idea.

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Students would enjoy seeing immediate acknowledgement of their questions/comments. Then these could be discussed. 

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Students would enjoy seeing immediate acknowledgement of their questions/comments. Then these could be discussed. 

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This is an excellent idea for immediate feed back for classroom teachers use.

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It could help students for a class reflection as a great resource tool.

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Is this also an app that students will have to download onto their ipads?
How will it work if it is embedded in canvas - will the students still be able to post notes?

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Ok, I'm starting to see how this works. I just did a project similar to this on paper with Theme on paper.

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Ok, I'm starting to see how this works. I just did a project similar to this on paper with Theme on paper.

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Hummm?

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THIS WOULD BE A GREAT RESOURCE FOR CLASS REFLECTION AND COLLABORATION.

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This will enable students to share their ideas in a more comfortable (and editable) forum. It is a good way to express themselves in writing. This will allow instructors to check for understanding.

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I have enjoyed using Padlet. It allows students to answer questions on their ipad instead of aloud which helps me find out which students don't understand the material.

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This is a great resource for open discussion.  It will allow students to discuss or add commentary to the lesson.

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This is a great resource for open discussion.  It will allow students to discuss or add commentary to the lesson.

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I could see Padlet being useful for class participation with students who are uncomfortable saying answers out loud; this could be helpful for shy students

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This can also allow students to have access to resources that relate to the taught lesson.

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This can also allow students to have access to resources that relate to the taught lesson.

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A tool for reinforcing what was previously taught. 

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A tool for reinforcing what was previously taught. 

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This program looks easy and quick for students to respond in a brief manner to a topic.

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LET 3 & 4 Manuals....assigning reading material.

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LET 3 & 4 Manuals....assigning reading material.

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LECJROTC.com...going to this link and looking up course material via IPAD and then using stated material to do worksheets / study for quizes, etc.

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Which of the resources will you choose to use with your class and how will you use it?

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Which of the resources will you choose to use with your class and how will you use it?