Padlet Tutorial for Teachers + 8 Ways to Use With Students

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[jocelynhernandez]

I appreciate all of the efforts you put into your videos. It is obvious you are an amazing teacher, your students are lucky to have you!

[Tallie]

I like to use “shelf” for vocabulary words! I’ll have them draw, look for a picture, take a picture, or record themselves so they can have a better understanding of the words! Kids love it!

[lorriegage]

I teach ELA remotely to 3rd grade this year. I made a pallet with photos of every book cover in my library. (Yeah, wow!) With the padlet and a google form, kids choose the books they want to borrow and I send them out on “pick-up”days every other week. This is so everyone has a ‘just right” book to read. So far, so good!

[bribarone]

The "My name is Michelle Emerson..." hit me right in the feels! Still so happy for them. I absolutely love Padlet so thank you so much for this tutorial, Michelle! You killed it as always! <3

[annwoodruff]

Thank you for these great ideas! I have been using Padlet this year and LOVE the record of learning. We can see what we have done this semester so far and celebrate it! It is like a virtual scrapbook too!

[kylielewis]

I never used Padelt before and I might start using it for virtual teaching! Great tutorial, Michelle! 👍🏾❤️

[jo-annstasso]

I truly appreciate the time you take to make these tutorials. I learn so much from you and it saves me time so that I can apply what you have shared!! Thank you Michelle!

[tinamcculloch]

Thank you! I found your tutorials yesterday and I have watched 3 of them already! You are helping me reach new levels of interactivity in my classroom! AWESOME!

[christenparr]

I have no idea how you don't have a bazillion (technical math term) subscribers. You are amazing!! I am a first year teacher and I use your videos for everything. My slides look just like yours. Shoutout Oswald and Century Gothic!

This is such a great resource with Padlet. I am thinking I could even make some of my worksheets a JPEG and set them as the background and let the kids move their post its to the right answer or connect that way. I could even make separate Padlets for breakout groups. THANK YOU AGAIN. I am constantly using your tutorials for inspiration and ideas to help my students and it has helped me tremendously.

[bookwyrmneducator]

I love Padlet!!! It's great for collaboration and the kids love being creative with their posts 💜❤💜

[jag]

Thank you for your overview. It's given me new ways to use Padlet. I was using Padlet for Math. I would post problems and students would post their answers. I would give the correct answers a ❤. I now have new thoughts for using when teaching Math, Language Arts, and Civics. Again, thank you!

[elizabethacevedo]

I've always wondered about Padlet and how it was different from the other online tools. GREAT tutorial, Mrs. Emerson. Very clear and I loved the examples you used. I can't wait to use padlet with my kiddos this week.

[varada]

This is a great tutorial! I was introduced to Padlet about 6 years ago and it wasn't nearly as interactive as it is now. Thanks for taking the time to explain each slide. New Subscriber

[Bung_]

Thanks for this! I’m so glad I got my gmail notification. It was a great reminder to watch. I used to watch on Sunday mornings. This is a great way to keep students engaged and build community!

[vicsap]

Thank you for ALL your uploads.... I stay up every Sunday night just to watch your videos 🇦🇺

[christinemorell]

This was AMAZING! My district upgraded teacher accounts for us, but I realized I haven't been using it to its full capacity. Before I found your video, I came across some yours was by far the best! The quality, the pace, the info- Well Done! Thank you

[russellpalatiere]

I love this video. Padlet has nailed it! I’m definitely sharing this video with my teacher friends as soon as I finish writing this comment. Your tech tips always are “spot on”!! I may use padlet especially the canvas padlet for my number talks (love how you explain it) with my math tutoring business. Each padlet is so beneficial in its own way no matter what subject you are teaching!!

[joelletraynor]

This was very helpful. I am using Padlet tomorrow for the first time with my high school Spanish students to post their mini posters of a Spanish neighborhood so everyone can see everyone else's. I am so glad I watched your video to see all of the ways to use this! gracias.

[anapisanocoxdavides]

Thank you for your great ideas in Padlet. I can see myself using the shelf for comprehension questions during small groups. The 4th graders can be split up into teams virtually. Each team will receive a different comp question. They can present and discuss their answers.

[leannebaddeley]

Thank you! I am under pressure today. Never ever used Padlet before, and by 8:15 in your video, I had opened an account, created a wall with a voice recording, and sent the link to my student. Thanks for diving right into it!