5 speaking activities using Padlet in Any Language
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5 ideas to developing student's oral skills using Padlet. You can do this with the free tool and each activity is distinct and focuses on using Padlet in a different way. These are nicely personalised ideas and can be used in any language. Great for developing student's fluency.
00:00 Padlet speaking activities- Introduction
00:53 Connections
04:40 Working with maps
08:51 Promo
09:31 Timeline ideas
13:27 Introductions
15:51 Discussions
18:26 Thanks for watching
If you are a language teacher and looking for ideas for speaking activities for your students in your classes then this video is for you. Russell will present some speaking ideas using a tool that is very well known in education called Padlet. These activities you can create for free they are all different and can be ideal for any language including English, Spanish, French, German etc. Russell will also show you how to maximise the use of the free Padlet by archiving your activities.
5 great ideas, how to use free Padlet to create speaking activities in any languages.
First idea is to get the students to upload a picture and adding audio recording talking about it connecting these two together. The students can upload their own picture which makes the exercise personalised as they can talk about their own experiences and ideas.
Next Russell will show you how you can use the map's features in Padlet to place a recording over a place that you know or have visited or would like to visit.
Third interesting format of activity is the idea of using Timeline where you can go on and add information about yourself or other people this could be about anything that happened in the past. This could be done in a written form as well as an audio. Timeline can also be edited at any point so you can add more content to it and make changes.
There is a limited number of free Padlets you can use, but you can always archive your Padelts to make a space and maximise the free space.
An introduction is the next great way to use a Padlet, where students can introduce themselves to the class and turn on the comments so the participants can add additional questions. This is a nice way to make a use of all of the content that your students produce.
Finally, you can use the free Padlet as a discussion board where students can post their ideas about a topic or answers to a question.
All of this activities are to practice the oral skills of a language using the free version of Padlet. Great way for the teachers to make the students collaborate with each other in the class and to practice the language speaking skills.
Great tool and great ideas. Thank you, Russell!
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Like it especially when output turns into input. Thanks
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I love how these videos not only show teachers about the technical side of the platforms, but also often include really practical ideas too. I like ideas 4 and 5 the most in terms of interactivity and the opportunity for follow up work. However, they're all great.
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Great video Russell, really useful ideas. I really like the connections one, it's amazing!
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Thank you so much, Russell! Always very useful. : )
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Really useful tool .thank you sooo much Russell..
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@@ttvRussell Much appreciated Russel... thank you for such invaluable help to all teachers..
that's a great video, full of ideas and really easy to implement. I love Padlet anyway, so thanks a lot, best wishes, Alison
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Great ideas! This video inspires my next class. Thanks mate.
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@@ttvRussell I will. Thanks again
Great stuff Russell, thanks!
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Great ideas and I especially like 4 and 5 because there are follow up activities. I reckon you would want to develop similar follow up activities for 1, 2 and 3 . For example for 3, listen to someone's recording and say what you were doing that year, or asking a follow-up question.
Yes you could. This is why Padlet is great. Have a look at this Playlist, plenty of tools and ideas there:ruclips.net/p/PLqYj2sOxDkVwuqkOF7IKBRXYZg1hTdDBP
These activities are really useful! Such a clear explanation! Thank you so much, Russell!
You're very welcome!
Thanks Russell for these excellent speaking ideas. I very much like number 1 and 5. I prepare students for Cambridge exams where they have to describe/compare pictures. Number 1 will be an excellent way to practice.
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Thank you for those brilliant ideas. I've tried 5 (Discussions) in two classes and it worked well with the online lessons. Thanks a lot! Can't wait to try other ideas later.
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Russell, this is fantastic! i am looking forward to trying this out in class and your course which starts in a couple of weeks!
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Thanks, Russell. I recognised that coastline before you said it. It was above Lynmouth on the North Devon coast, wasn't it? I live in Devon and have enjoyed walking there, too. We're very fortunate to have two lovely but very different coastlines! Keep sharing your ideas please; they're really valuable and enjoyable CPD for language teachers like me!
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Zengengo sounds like a good alternative to Edmodo. Does it allow the teacher to contact students via a built in messenger ? Also, does it have the ability to differentiate their learning? What about polls?
I think there is a basic message system but I don't use it. You can do all sorts of polls. Chris you could set up activiies for varying levels
Can you create but student should connect?
Sorry not sure what you mean. More videos on Padlet in this Playlist: ruclips.net/p/PLqYj2sOxDkVwlW0H5_Y2l_7Y-QBh2k9sM