Searching About Climate Change While Using Padlet :)

 Hi everyone :) In this post, I will be sharing my experience with learning how to use padlet and searching for climate change with my study group. 

Our task was to select a topic given by our teacher then to create a padlet wall to form a KWL chart. Let me explain you briefly what a KWL chart is. KWL chart is a template consisting of informations we know(K), want to know(W)and what we learned at the end of the process (L). 

Our group ,which consists of my dear friends Yaren, Serra and Betül, chose "climate change" as our topic. First, we created the padlet wall and modified it suitable to our liking which made our wall adorable. Then we brainstormed about what we already know about the subject and developed the "K" part of the chart. Next, after another brainstorming session, each of us found three questions regarding the material that we want to acquire information and later we searched the answers to our questions. 


Using padlet was an enjoyable adventure. We had fun trying to understand the tool and learned great features about padlet. Betül created the wall and gave us access as an administrator which enabled us to do whatever we want without having any difficulties. I would definitely use it again and even recommend it to other people. 

As padlet is a creative technological tool which is supported with a collaborative workspace, it accentuates the 21st learning skills perfectly. 

Thank you for reading :)


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