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Padlet

Padlet is a free online resource that students can post answers, links, and pictures to a teacher-created question. The teacher creates the Padlet by choosing a background, choosing a posting format, and writing the topic for students. When the Padlet is ready, it can be shared with students on Google Classroom or by providing the link.

Some things to be aware of:

  • posts are anonymous, so students may get into mischief
  • the number of Padlets on the free account is limited
  • Since it's real-time editing, it may be overwhelming for some students to view
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