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Padlet



Padlet is a web application featuring a virtual wall where students can collaborate and post media. This can be useful for teaching and learning to encourage collaboration and sharing.
Padlet can be used to enhance activities that require students to discuss ideas, share content and demonstrate problem solving. The ability to capture, store and share information can help students reflect on their learning and provide academic staff with qualitative information.  It can be considered an electronic form of butcher's paper, where "walls" replace the paper.

 Here's my padlet for fruits and vegetables for elementary school students, enjoy!

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