Padlets

Learned from Francesca in SGLDC how she used Padlet for her students in journal writing. She made use of the Map layout as the board and used the padlet's location check feature.

https://m.facebook.com/groups/sglearningdesigners/permalink/1604919016662603/?mibextid=Nif5oz

Choose the template Map with section.

You can choose the type of map.

The sections are renamed as the holiday locations/ ccountries. The students can then click on the plus sign in that action to add. 

They can add text, pictures or links in their post.

I have loved the use of Padlet as a virtual gallery for the students to show their work. The students could add photos and illustrate the concept they have learnt. The students added photographs showing their favourite places and demonstrating how sense of place is acquired.

Also love the use of Padlet in sharing resources.

Resources from Apple

Love the use of Padlet in sharing resources.

The following was shared when I attended Apple training and it's so useful. The sequence of the lesson is organised using the shelf template.

iPad basics. https://padlet.com/APLS/579klasgwrtw7hmz

Clips https://padlet.com/APLS/SILCLIP

Design Thinking https://padlet.com/APLS/DTSIL

iMovie https://padlet.com/APLS/IMO

Photography https://padlet.com/APLS/PH

Reality Composer https://padlet.com/APLS/SILRC

Shortcuts & Automation https://padlet.com/tinkercademy/SILShortcuts

Visual Note-taking https://padlet.com/APLS/VNT

Ma Ning from Clementi Town Sec has  also shared the following Padlet with resources for Chinese oral practices. 

https://ctss.padlet.org/ma_ning1/8-ip09obceh0ebgwtd

There are many templates offered but my favourite is shelf.

You can add comment or the option of reactions such as like or votes so that their peers can evaluate their work.