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PADLET IDEAS HOW TO
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PADLET IDEAS FREE
The free version has limitations, related to the number of Padlets you can use.” Wilfred Rubens, Netherlands, 2020 There are different options for privacy settings. You can use it to activate prior knowledge, for brainwriting or to share ideas of participants. Padlet is an easy to use digital corkboard. This is a great way to combine many responses into one area that is shared among a group of people.” Librarian, USA, 2020 Students sign in so you can track who wrote what, and media is permitted on the responses. “Padlet is an online shared sticky note platform for students to respond to a prompt of sorts. “it’s perfect for presentation of different ideas” Ela, Lecturer, Lithuania It’s simple to set up and a great way to map out ideas as a group (a significant part of our role).” OU Learning Design Team, UK “We use Padlet to capture and map out ideas. I have used it frequently by posting my student’s homework, portfolios and have had etivity:” Majlinda Qisja, K12 teacher, Albania “Padlet is easy and fun to use with students and other teachers! It can be great to organize thoughts or reflect on learning, and students can post using text or images, making it more welcoming to younger users. It’s regularly used for synchronous and asynchronous activities, especially collaborative work.” Lee Lewis, Senior Digital Learning Coordinator, UK “Padlet is beloved at the college I work at. Use at university is also possible, just make sure that no sensitive data are shared.” Andrea Ghoneim, eDeveloper & support for digital teaching, Austria “It is still the most powerful “wall” and group portfolio tool and hardly any training on using it is necessary as it is so intuitive. “Create online artefact of learning” Lynn Wong, Learning Development Team Manager, Singapore
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Padlet is an online noticeboard, which means it can be used for personal note-keeping as well as collaborative brainstorming.