Your new post is loading...
Padlet is a versatile, easy to use tool for every teacher’s toolkit. Let’s learn the basics. At the bottom of this post, I have a Padlet that is temporarily open for you to post and share your favorite edtech tools.
Via Dr. Doris Molero
|
Rescooped by Labtic.Unipe from Mundos Virtuales, Educacion Conectada y Aprendizaje de Lenguas |
Scoop.it!
Via Dr. Doris Molero
Labtic.Unipe's insight:
Vicky davies shares Richard Byrne, author of Free Technology for Teachers, experiences in using this collaborative tool.
You can:
Type
Record Your Voice
Add a Hyperlink
Add a Photo
Add a Document
The flexibility of this tool means you could have one class Padlet for the year and share resources and links throughout the year.
A concept that I liked.. in this artcicle is "Sandboxing"
Vicky goes.. "The first time you share it, have a sandbox Padlet. Sandboxing software means that you play with the software before you get down to “business.” Kids get a bit excited and sometimes silly. When they are done and get it out of their system, delete the Padlet and go onto the real activity."
How can I use Padlet in the Classroom?
You can:
1. Use it as a portfolio, or as a blog
2. Use it as a class backchannel and have discussions on it.
3. Have students work a problem, and snap a picture of how they worked it.
Here, this is Vicky's padlet for this post: http://padlet.com/coolcatteacher/hetddupyxdrb
Leave a comment :)
Dr. Doris Molero's curator insight,
March 25, 2016 10:12 AM
Vicky davies shares Richard Byrne, author of Free Technology for Teachers, experiences in using this collaborative tool.
You can:
Type
Record Your Voice
Add a Hyperlink
Add a Photo
Add a Document
The flexibility of this tool means you could have one class Padlet for the year and share resources and links throughout the year.
A concept that I liked.. in this artcicle is "Sandboxing"
Vicky goes.. "The first time you share it, have a sandbox Padlet. Sandboxing software means that you play with the software before you get down to “business.” Kids get a bit excited and sometimes silly. When they are done and get it out of their system, delete the Padlet and go onto the real activity."
How can I use Padlet in the Classroom?
You can:
1. Use it as a portfolio, or as a blog
2. Use it as a class backchannel and have discussions on it.
3. Have students work a problem, and snap a picture of how they worked it.
Here, this is Vicky's padlet for this post: http://padlet.com/coolcatteacher/hetddupyxdrb
Leave a comment :)
Sign up to comment
