Elfgren's teaching blog

https://www.mural.co I haven't tried this out yet but I've checked two videos. It seems nice for brainstorming with several templates. You can even include a timer and vote. You can group objects and export. I've got myself an account so now I can start trying it out. Students could use this in project work and in reflecting in groups. We could also use this to let students introduce themselves.

I have done some testing of Padlet , which we tested in the ONL-course  and also in my university's pedagogical course. The map-tool seems nice for introductions. I could use that in my educational program when I first meet the students so that we can get a feeling for where people come from in Sweden. The Time-line could be used for age but this seems a bit irrelevant in many cases and slightly intrusive. In a subject like history I image that it'd be a great tool. I didn't find the other tools so interesting but I guess they are ways to organise the content a little bit. It's a quite simple collaborative tool but I'm not sure what happens if two people edit the same object at the same time.