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Dotstorming is a neat tool that combines a bit of Padlet with a polling tool. On Dotstorming you can create a space for people to post digital sticky notes. Those notes can contain text and or imag... Via Tom D'Amico (@TDOttawa) , Ashley Mendez Martinez 
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"There are several ways teachers and educators can use the power of the web to collaborate on joint projects. In a previous post we featured some good whiteboard tools that support collaborative work and today we are sharing with you another collection of educational websites you can use to ‘unlock your team’s creative potential’ ..." Jamboard Padlet Trello Google DocsVia Leona Ungerer
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Viljenka Savli (http://www2.arnes.si/~sopvsavl/)'s curator insight,
August 17, 2017 2:23 AM
more ideas for Padlet use 
hayley peluchette's curator insight,
August 21, 2017 7:13 AM
Birthday Wall, Classroom Newsletter, Funny Videos, I've fiddled around with Padlet and love the interface as well, however - this article gave direct implication suggestions I am excited to try! 
Geemik Maria Açucena Da Silva's curator insight,
August 25, 2017 8:34 AM
30 Ways to use Padlet in the classroom
1. Brainstorming on a topic, statement, project or idea 2. Live question bank 3. Gather student work 4. Online student portfolio 8. Graduation time 9. School events 19. Gather teacher feedback 20. Book Wishlist 21. Suggestion box in the library 30. Bookmark with Padlet mini |
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"Digital tools such as Poll Everywhere, Padlet, and Nearpod have the potential to enhance student engagement and online learning interaction..." Via Leona Ungerer
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The web is a treasure trove of interesting resources to use for a variety of educational purposes. To leverage the educational potential of the web and be able to make the best of it in your instruction, you need to be equipped with tools that will enable you to curate, save and share the content you come across online. Via Elizabeth E Charles
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Dot storming is a tool that I want to try out in my classroom for voting purposes only. I am hoping this tool can substitute the hand raising count for fieldtrips, Chromebook repairs and choosing afterschool clubs. It gives the user control in the environment by selecting the number of votes the students have and will populate the decision with the most votes. It will eliminate recounting hands, changing their vote and not voting or participating at all. I am excited to explore and implement this tool.