How can I use the AI in Padlet for teaching? 5 ideas

[@jeanius0355]

Padlet has always been my favorite tool. Thanks for the tips. Great as always.

[@ttvRussell]

No problem 👍

[@teatime8842]

Brilliant demo Russell as usual - I didn't know about the AI side of Padlet so this has been very useful!

[@ttvRussell]

Glad it was helpful!

[@adelegeorge5728]

Thanks for all your great videos! I noticed a spelling slip with discussions at the beginning of your talk...

[@ttvRussell]

Sorry, it happens. I try so hard but I am basically a one man show with a few people helping with the social media..I will try my best not to make mistakes

[@adelegeorge5728]

@@ttvRussell No problem Russell, just wanted to help keeping you looking so good!

[@mariateresarughi1725]

LOOK FORWARD TO TRYING WITH STUDENTS! Thanks a lot!

[@ttvRussell]

Our pleasure!

[@wingertstrasse1]

Wow. Plenty to experiment with here. I remember when this was under another name and pretty basic. How times change.

[@ttvRussell]

Yes me too. With AI available everything is much better.

[@monicarahvalschi1354]

Great features to keep on using Padlet! Thanks Russell

[@ttvRussell]

You're welcome!

[@KathinJapan1]

I also love Padlet. It is really so useful.

[@ttvRussell]

Totally agree!

[@ChrisFryBarcelona]

Thanks, Russell. Brilliant as always

[@ttvRussell]

My pleasure!

[@mauro-ba]

Hello Russell, thank you for your videos; they are very useful. I have a question: you asked Padlet to create a timeline on T. Swift, and it also generated multiple-choice questions using the "Assessment tool." Are these questions based specifically on the text within the timeline? Or are the two activities detached? This is important because we want to assess our students on what they have just read, not with questions that include information not covered in the timeline. I hope this makes sense. Thank you!

[@ttvRussell]

Thank you for your kind words, and I'm glad you find the videos useful! That’s a great question! When Padlet generates multiple-choice questions using the "Assessment tool," they are generally based on the content within the timeline or any text provided in the same activity. However, it's important to double-check the questions to ensure they align perfectly with the material. Sometimes, AI tools might pull in broader information, especially if the topic (like T. Swift) has a lot of content available online. If your goal is to assess students specifically on what they’ve just read, it’s a good idea to review and tweak the questions accordingly. I hope this helps, and thanks again for reaching out!

[@mauro-ba]

@@ttvRussell Thanks. Very helpful, as usual)

[@aylinaygul7315]

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