Some of the things you can include in a padlet are documents, images, hyperlinks, audio and video files. Here is a link to an article on using Padlet for blogging in the classroom. How fun would it be to have your class interact with experts via a padlet mechanism? The uses for this app are endless. Padlets can be collaborated on by a single class, multiple classes within the same institution or by classes at multiple institutions. In a collaboration application, you determine the level of access by assigning individuals read only, read-write, moderator or administrative access. You can choose who sees your padlets from the general public to just members of a class or even making your padlet completely private for your eyes only. Another nice touch is that work is autosaved as it is generated so work is not lost when students forget to save as can happen in some wikis. This is a great application because it allows the collaboration of multiple people adding content to a padlet. You can use Padlet as a publishing tool or just as a private notes app. It can be used like a traditional bulletin board or for such activities as blogging, publishing podcasts or videos, bookmarking, making brochures and posters or as the base of a discussion board. Padlet is a device-neutral application that allows the displaying of information on any topic. I am always interested in finding new instruments to use in student generated content projects.
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