• Enhanced Engagement and Participation: Padlet provides a low-stakes environment where all students can contribute ideas, questions, and responses, including those who may be hesitant to speak in person. Its multimedia capabilities (text, images, videos, audio, links) cater to diverse learning styles and encourage creative expression.
• Real-Time Collaboration & Brainstorming: Students can co-create, share resources, and provide feedback to peers in real-time, making it ideal for collaborative brainstorming sessions, group projects, and peer reviews.
• Formative Assessment & Feedback: Use Padlet for quick checks for understanding, exit tickets, reflections, or to gather student insights on topics. The comment and reaction features allow for easy peer-to-peer and instructor feedback.
• Content Curation & Organization: Faculty can easily curate and share a centralized collection of resources, articles, videos, and supplementary materials, serving as a dynamic content hub for their courses.
• Ease of Use & Flexible Formats: Padlet is web-based and accessible from any device, making it convenient for both faculty and students. Its intuitive interface means a minimal learning curve. It offers various layouts (Wall, Grid, Stream, Shelf, Canvas, Map, Timeline) to suit different pedagogical needs, from structured discussions to visual concept mapping or chronological displays. 

Review:

• How do I get started with Padlet?
• How do I connect a Padlet to a Canvas Assignment?
• How do I embed a Padlet on a page?