Padlet Backpack

Students can post comments and feedback on topics or ideas in the class

Groups of students can brainstorm ideas and easily organize thoughts

You can use the classroom Padlet wall to post assignments, homework, or activities for students to complete

Bring together other multimedia, web links, or documents in one location for an entire class of students, group of faculty use, or personal use in the collection of information

Students can use Padlet as a portfolio for a class or program

Create walls specific for group work as either a collecting place for data or the finished product of a project

Have a Q&A Padlet for your class to allow students to anonymously (or leave their name) post questions they may have about the course

Personal 1 to 1 reflection and interaction between the student and faculty member; a dialogue of feedback or ideas can be contained in one wall and looked at later for reference

Create lessons for students to follow and include interactive activities all in one location

Exit tickets from a class/end of a lesson answering a quick question to see where students are in their understanding

Students can ask questions throughout a class period on the Padlet wall and faculty can answer their questions at the end of class or save for the next class.

Compile course materials in one location for students to use in and outside of class

NIE Padlet Backpack for Faculty
From setting up to engaging your students.

NIE Padlet Backpack for Students
Access padlets and start posting

The basics for Educators
A quick overview of Padlet for Educators

Move padlets to Backpack
Import Padlets from vanilla to backpack

Create timeline format
Create story timelines easily using padlet's timeline layout

Create map format
Pin locations on a map. Add files, videos, recordings, music and other attachments on every pin.

Embed Padlet to NTULearn
Learn how to embed your padlets to your blog or website