On a related note, in some cases the terms conceptualizing and mind mapping get used interchangeably. As I composed last summer, there is a distinction in between the two activities.

Applications for Education.
In the video above I demonstrated utilizing Padlet to brainstorm ideas for podcast visitors and electing a preferred idea. That very same concept could be used to hosting brainstorming sessions about story starters, research study prompts, or ideas for extracurricular club charity events.

Padlet is a tool that Ive utilized for well over a decade to perform all sort of online activities consisting of making digital KWL charts, hosting backchannel discussions, constructing multimedia maps, and holding online brainstorming sessions. The “like” function is one of the aspects of Padlet that I like to use when hosting online brainstorming sessions with students. By allowing that function I can have students elect their favorite concepts that appear on the digital wall that all trainees have access to write on..

In this brand-new video I show how to utilize Padlet to host online conceptualizing sessions..