Emily Vaughan- DC Digital Literacy: Share Resource

I really liked the idea of Padlet and Socrative. Although they both have paid options (of course), I like the different ways for students to collaborate, share ideas, and create products in class. Both of these options look like great ways to teach information, rather than relying on normal a slideshow and for students to work together to create their class products. I will be checking both websites out a little more for the upcoming school year!

I agree, those are both great resources to use. Padlet allows you to make 1 or 2 free Padlets still. It's a nice way of organizing information in a different way than we all get used to doing (like Powerpoint as you mentioned).

I have used Padlet before. It was nice, but can get a little cluttered after a while. If used in small amounts, like for a unit in class or a single subject, I think it is a fantastic site.