Video Analysis Using Padlet
I used Padlet and its automatically generated QR code to make quick, slow-motion laboratory analysis part of the class workflow. Groups could capture a phenomenon, review it frame by frame, and use the shared evidence during discussion without publishing individual work on this site.
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