Padlet Padlet

This Activity was created November 13, 2019 by Ontario Extend (@extend)

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Module: Experimenter
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Creating a Padlet is often described as building a living, breathing web page. You will see it in use the Curator Module.

Padlet offers a virtual bulletin board for sharing words, web sites, audio, video, and creating connecting between items. Padlets can be set up to allow contributions without logging on or they can be made private.

See 30 Creative Ways to Use Padlet for Teachers and Students (BookWidgets blog) for specific types of activities educators might create there. These ideas include Brainstorming on a Topic, Online Student Portfolios, Mind Mapping, Book Discussions, Icebreakers, Geocaching, and more.

Experiment by using padlet to create an immersive learning activity that you can test out with your students.

This activity is part of the Let’s Experiment section of the Experimenter Module.

Image Credit: Screenshot of "X Ways to use Padlet in the classroom" padlet https://padlet.com/lucie6/tv0qp64xgs5r

Example for "Padlet Padlet":
https://padlet.com/lucie6/tv0qp64xgs5r

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Processes in Quality 4.0
by Dorina Grossu (@dgrossu)

In the course “Current Topics in Quality Engineering”, students have studied one module named Quality 4.0. Quality 4.0 has 3 main areas of business transformations from Traditional quality to Quality 4.0. Individual padlets were created for “Processes”, “Management” and “People” prior to each course sub-module. This example is from Processes Changes from the Traditional quality more… »
Processes in Quality 4.0
by Dorina Grossu (@dgrossu)

In the course “Current Topics in Quality Engineering”, students have studied one module named Quality 4.0. Quality 4.0 has 3 main areas of business transformations from Traditional quality to Quality 4.0. Individual padlets were created for “Processes”, “Management” and “People” changes by me prior to each course sub-module. This example is from Processes Changes from more… »
SFischer Experimenter Padlet
by Sarah Fischer (@sfischer)

As part of the computer intro course I teach for a general arts and science program, students are asked to complete personal learning journals, beginning by setting a learning goal at the beginning of class and then reflecting at the end as to whether they reached their goal and what their next step(s) may be. more… »
Why study a foreign language Padlet
by Stephanie Müller (@smuller)

A great way to encourage class participation/discussion

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Padlet Scavenger
shared by Christopher Rowe (@ChristopherRowe)

I love the simplicity of Padlet. The choice to introduce any technology to a course needs to have its value weighed against the cost to introduce it in terms of time and money. Padlet has an extremely low cost of entry. It’s free to use and the UI is extremely simple so requires little instruction.

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