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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42 Responses for this Activity
- Developed Theoretical Explanations – Padlet Padlet
by Shawn Luo (@sluo)
In this engaging learning activity, students embark on an intellectual exploration as they employ diverse concepts to construct a comprehensive theory. The activity utilizes Padlet to articulate the intricate relationships between these concepts visually.
- Padlet Padlet
by Marie-Line Jobin (@mjobin)
I created a Padlet to enhance student understanding of service delivery at the organizational level, such as policy and procedures. I facilitated student engagement and encouraged them to share insights based on their part-time employment or placement experiences. I kept this Padlet anonymous so I could share it on this platform.
- Padlet
by Lisa Macdonald (@Lisa)
Using Padlet as a discussion board for talking about failure in learning experiences -pressure of it. The procrastination and the pressure to succeed. I have done it as a discussion in class but now sent it out as a padlet where it was very well received
- Padlet icebreaker activity
by Renee Berquist (@rberquist)
I created a padlet icebreaker activity I can use with a new course I will be teaching this spring. The class size will be small (10-12) and so this should be quite do-able to help all students get to know each other.
- Writing Support for ESL college students and Much More_PadLet
by Tatiana Sharipova (@note2tatiana)
I have experimented with PadLet in the curator module, and I really liked it functionality and collaborative side. I have decided to start a padlet for the resources i like the most and share it with our faculty. I know have posted everything on one padlet: resources on writing, note taking and research; accounting resource more… »
- Brand New to Padlet – Easy to Use!
by Heather Leveille (@heathermleveille)
I have never heard of Padlet before this Module, and found it extremely easy to use and intuitive. I plan to use this in my college marketing class to give students a place to collaborate with interesting articles and events in the world of marketing.
- Padlet for class introduction
by Gelareh Keshavarz (@gelareh.keshavarz1)
I created this tablet to create a community of learning at the beginning of the course. https://padlet.com/gelarehkeshavar/meet-and-greet-beuwtlwq9fnek776
- Padlet Ticket out the Door
by Mary Chaktsiris (@mchaktsi)
Check-in with students using padlet
- Get to Know You Padlet
by Miranda Mckenzie (@mx_mckenzie)
I have actually used a Padlet like this more than once in my course and it works well. The goals with this introductory activity are to: create a sense of community, which is particularly difficult in online courses learn where my students currently are and their linguistic backgrounds/needs prompt a particular question that they can more… »
- Collaborative Visual Analysis
by Jen Booth (@jen.booth)
For this experiment, I tried to reimagine different ways that students could work together to analyze a persuasive image. This is part of our week 10 work, and the students have this list of questions to think about and attempt to respond. I would like students to work in groups to decipher the context and more… »
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