Padlet, is an online collaborative platform that has gained traction in educational settings. Known for its ability to enhance student creativity by providing a flexible, interactive space for idea generation and content sharing. The technology supports various media formats, including text, images, videos, and links, allowing students to express their ideas in multiple ways. This multimodality is crucial for fostering creativity, as it encourages students to explore different avenues of expression (Mária Bajúzová & Hrmo, 2024) 

One of the core aspects of creativity in education is the ability to think divergently, generating a wide range of ideas and solutions to a problem. It is facilitated by enabling students to post their ideas in a shared space where they can see and interact with their peers' contributions. This collaborative environment fosters a culture of creativity, where students build on each other’s ideas, leading to richer and more diverse outcomes (Soetam Rizky Wicaksono, 2024). The visual and spatial nature of Padlet allows students to organize and reorganize their thoughts, promoting cognitive flexibility, which is essential for creative thinking.

Padlet’s accessibility and user-friendly interface lower the barrier to entry for students, making it an inclusive tool that can accommodate different learning styles and levels of digital literacy (Beltrán-Martín, 2019). 

This inclusivity is crucial in diverse classrooms where students may have varying degrees of comfort with technology. However, this may lead to information overload, uneven participation, and requires careful management for effective use. In order to provide a safe and easy-to-use platform, teachers have to be vigilant and manage access accordingly to protect students.

At the same time encouraging all students to participate actively in creative exercises, thereby democratizing the creative process (Garcia et al., 2018).