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Here is my "Web 2.0 Tools for Teaching" Trello board. It's a lot easier to decide which tool you want to use if you can see all of them in a single place, so here it is! The invitation link for you:  https://trello.com/invite/b/z6DMn54D/761b5b4a7b133b843e989b9890d803f4/web-20-tools-for-teaching In addition to the explanations taken from my blogpost, there are also tutorials you can check out. (Just click on the tool you wish to learn more about and you will see the link of the videos!)

With the 7th and 8th applications of "Find the Right Tool Series" we will look at Padlet and Trello. They are very similar tools so we will be looking at them in the same blog post.  Padlet is defined as a canvas to create beautiful projects that are easy to share and collaborate on. And Trello is defined as a tool where every single part of your task can be managed, tracked, and shared with teammates. Even their descriptions are pretty close. They are used for organizing your work. You can create cards and write how you feel about something, add links, images, videos that you find necessary. It's very useful if you want to keep track of your progress too.  Between the two tools, I'd say Padlet is a bit more simplified than Trello. Also it can be set to private, which is something you can't do on Trello if you want to use the Canvas integration. Since they have similar goals and both can help you with your projects, choosing the one you like more is completely up ...