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Padlet is an interactive 'sticky note' wall which can be shared and accessed online.
Padlet is an interactive 'sticky note' wall which can be shared and accessed online.
What is Padlet?
What is Padlet?
Padlet is an online message wall.
Padlet offers a limited free service (maximum 3 active Padlets), an individual paid service and a whole school service.
What can I do with Padlet?
Padlet is great for collecting feedback and organising ideas. You can set permissions for the wall, moderating posts before they are published and allowing users to comment on each others posts. Users can upload text, photographs, videos and draw on the Padlet.
Working with Padlet
Working with Padlet
Sign up with Padlet
Sign up with Padlet
Go to padlet.com and click on Sign Up, It's free
Click Sign up with Google to log into Padlet with your Google account.
Making a Padlet
Making a Padlet
The free version of Padlet allows you to have up to three live Padlets.
To create a Padlet, press +Make a Padlet and choose your preferred format...
The Padlet will be created and the Modify window automatically opened.
From the Modify window, you can change permissions so that posts require your approval before appearing on the wall, and also allow visitors to your Padlet to comment on each others posts.
Click Next to start posting.
Sharing a Padlet
Sharing a Padlet
Click Share at the top right of the Padlet window to pull up the sharing options. From this window, you can adjust the Privacy settings, choose how to Share your Padlet with others and Export the Padlet.
The easiest way to share the Padlet is via a link. With the default permissions, students will be able to post right away by double clicking anywhere in the Padlet or clicking on the + symbol.
Archiving/Saving a Padlet
Archiving/Saving a Padlet
The free version allows you to create a maximum of three Padlets. If you need more, you can:
Archive Archived Padlets are saved, but can no longer be viewed or edited
or
Save You can save the Padlet as an image or a PDF. The Padlet can then be viewed but not edited.
then
Delete the Padlet.
Learn more...
Learn more...
Online help
Online help
For more help, visit: jn.padlet.com/
CreditsHeader image created by makyzz - www.freepik.com and used under licence. Icons used under licence from nounproject.com. Images used under licence from Freepik.com. Screenshots ©Padlet.com
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