What is Padlet?
Padlet is an online bulletin board that helps digitize content and facilitates group collaborations. The tool allows you to create and upload content, such as text, images, and videos to padlets using templates and custom layouts. Padlet is also a loved educational resource for schools and universities across the globe.

In this tutorial, educators learn how to effectively use Padlet, an interactive online platform for creating collaborative boards.

Using the shelf format (select Wall and On Shelf on layout), you are going to reflect on your classes learning experiences, achievements, and challenges helping them foster self-assessment and a growth mindset.

Each class must include a box with writing about:

• Topic of the class

• Activity developed

• What did I learn?

• What problems did a faced with in class or activity developed?

• How did I overcome the problems faced with in class or activity developed?

• Link to activities developed in class or as homework.

Attached you fill find just an illustrative example of what each Bookshelf must look like.  Bookshelf meaning the line for each class with its respective entries which related to the above questions.

In this class, the professor assigned a group to work on Pladlet's layout.

before that, my group and I watched the video to learn more about the kind of stream layout we selected and how to work on it.

You must:
Watch the video about your specific PADLET layout, research more if needed.

Develop a ppt to present next class (Monday, Oct. 14) about:
1) Explain your layout,
2) What are the specific characteristics of your layout?,
3) What makes your layout different from the other layouts? Use images to compare (You dont need to compare it to all, just one or two)
4) Research 1 examples of how to use your layout in teaching,
5) Research 1 example more and develop in your group.  (You can watch a video or image of the example, but you need to work on it collaboratively)

On the example: As a group choose a topic of subject that you will be developing using your layout (REMEMBER work on it collaboratively).  All student of the group must have a MODERATOR permission to work on the layout. 

Record a video on how you did the example in your group; share the video on the delivery, but for the presentation just show 20 seconds of sections of the making.

You must deliver:
1) Your ppt which you will present in class,
2) Link directly to you specify group padlet in the padlet app.
3) Video of your collaboration on your group padlet.  Maximun 5 minutes.

Your class presentation must be between 7 to 10 minutes long.  
Remember presentation are to explain your work and NOT to read about it.

In your resources you will find a link of all Padlet`s layouts to start your understanding of each one of them.

Use the + buttom to add a compliment about your designated classmate and his or hers participation last class.

1) Include a unique title with your classmate`s name.
2) Add a fun image,
3) Write your compliment with your assigned classmate`s name.

Only positive comments with NO buts. 
Be respectful with your images and comments.