Padlet – A Digital Collaboration Wall

Link: https://padlet.com

Padlet is an online bulletin board where students can share text, images, links, and videos in one shared space. It works well for collaboration and reflection.

  • Bloom’s Taxonomy Level: Create – learners design and share posts, building a collaborative resource.

  • Dale’s Cone of Experience: Participatory experiences – students actively contribute and learn from each other.

How I’d Use It in Teaching:
I’d use Padlet for exit tickets or brainstorming. For example, after a lesson, students could post one key takeaway and one question. It gives every student a voice and helps me quickly check understanding.

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