5 ways to use Padlet

Hi, I'm Gemma G.

And I'm one of the teaching and learning specialists here at South Essex College.

Today,

I want to talk to you about five different ways

that you can use Padley effectively in your classroom.

Now, the first way is looking at pacing your session

so you could do this by creating shelves on

DS the activities that you want to deliver.

So, for example, here we have activity. One on activity to

the first activity shows us that we have asked the learners to right themselves.

This

gives us an idea of their confidence levels for a topic.

The second activity just shows you really what you can use this for.

You can use it for collaboration. You can use it for learners to provide access on.

You can also use it for them to provide examples

of the research that they have done for you.

So the second why is

by adding resources,

you can use it to add links to videos. As you can see here,

you can use it to add files such as Simon Briefs, Q R codes, pictures, videos.

The list is endless.

Any resource that you need your learner's to have

access to you can upload it on paddle It

Third is a way of explaining a homework task to your

learners so you can use the video editing software within Paddle it

to create a video to explain to your learns what they need to do for their homework.

You can even

0.2 below so that you can

tell them to access the resources that you've also uploaded for them.

Now, if we look at how people remember,

people remember more of what they see on what they hear as opposed to what they read.

So if you provide a video on your very animated in your telling,

learns what they need to d'oh,

you're more than likely to get a better outcome

in terms of the homework that's going to come in

for. It's a way of capturing engagement and collaboration.

If you use this week on week with your learner's

this paddle, it will will evolve.

You'll be able to capture that the fact that they've engaged with it by

deciding how confident they are owned by writing themselves,

you could see their engagement through

research that they've done or submissions via files that they've added a zwelling,

so it actually builds a vory big good picture about your lesson,

and it means that they can go back to that,

have a look and see what other people have done for you other learners

on. So that's why we use it as a collaboration to It's a really good way of sharing.

Lastly, is a fantastic way of asking

your learner's to ask questions. Basically,

now you can ask your learners in the group i e.

Their peers to provide a response to those questions

on. Then you can go in on DHS

state, whether that's right or roll,

you could even ask your colleagues to answer

the questions if you share the paddling war.

If you've got big attained.

This is great for learners to have access to you as a tutor.

If you only see them once a week, sometimes is a long time between, say,

a Friday to a Friday.

So if they have this pact paddling war, they can constantly access it,

and it's a way of

talking to each other but providing resources

as they're working through their assignments.

Thank you so much for listening

to this presentation about paddle it

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Just to give you an idea further about myself,

I teach learners that are very disengaged on have

real bad trouble to engage in the classroom.

They've often been

removed from previous classes

s o using paddle. It is a way of engaged. Them has been really, really helpful to May.

So I urge you to go and have a little go

on. Did stay in touch with us. We need some help. Thank you very much. Bye.

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