Creating a Padlet is often described as building a living, breathing web page. If you have engaged with the Curator and Technologist modules you will have encountered this tool already. If you would like some inspiration, have a look at 30 Creative Ways to Use Padlet for Teachers and Students (BookWidgets blog) for a list of specific types of activities. These ideas include Brainstorming on a Topic, Online Student Portfolios, Mind Mapping, Book Discussions, Icebreakers, Geocaching, and more.
To Do:
- Experiment by using Padlet to create an immersive learning activity that you can test out with your students.
- Include a public link to your Padlet in your submission for this activity.
- After you make your submission, save the web address to your response (found in the green confirmation box) so you can use it later for your badge submission form.
This activity is part of the Let’s Experiment section of the Experimenter Module.
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24 Responses for this Activity
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by Caitlin Cull (@ccull)
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by Sheryl Third (@Sheryl)
I was exposed to padlet in the Technology module and have since created as assignment for one of my courses As well I used PADLET at our virtual open house rather then a traditonal powerpoint
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by John Colling (@johncolling)
I will try Padlet in January.
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by Haley Whitelaw (@hwhitelaw)
In the Flight Services: Geography & Travel Fundamentals class, geography is taught through the lens of tourism and specifically, as Canadian Passport Holders. We begin to examine the entry requirements and how to find the most up-to-date information for Canadian travelers. I begin the course with an introductory unit and created this collaborative Padlet for more… »
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by Melissa Sherrer (@MSherrerRN)
I have created a Padlet that will be offered as a peer discussion/question board. Students will be encouraged to post to this Padlet to seek clarification on topics or if they are looking for additional resources. This will contribute to the students’ sense of community and will allow peers to respond to questions that they more… »
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by Rochelle Hughes (@Rochelle)
I created a Padlet to allow students to share one of their SMART goals and then provide feedback on their peer’s SMART goals. I think this activity will be really useful since it gives students the opportunity to collaborate and get feedback from each other. This would be beneficial leading up to one of the more… »
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by Meyer Tanuan (@meyertanuan)
I selected Padlet to experiment creating an immersive learning activity for my students.
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by Rob Harrison (@Rob H)
This is an activity I had considered doing in some form, for a while. The goal here is for students to identify leadership development resources based on the content we review in the course. They will identify three resources and post them to the Padlet along with a short annotation outlining their reason for sharing more… »
- Padlet – Brainstorming for a Feature Story on a Community Leader
by Wesley Butler (@wbutler925)
I chose Padlet as a platform for students to brainstorm their final assignment in “Feature Writing.” Students write a 1,500-profile on a community leader, and can use the Padlet board I’ve created to answer prompts from the professor. They can identify their community leader, list three of their accomplishments, and discuss, with their peers, how more… »
- Padlet – Project Management Course
by Elizabeth Stanley (@Penny123)
I chose Padlet as a tool to use in my Project Management course. My students are graduate engineers with expertise in welding and machining. This tool will allow all of them to see and discuss the responses I have requested. I will ask my students to form teams of 3 students. Each team can select more… »
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