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Where everything goes under a seperate heading or different colours

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I was using the layout above and there was wasted space on either side. If we could get the horizontal posts stretched across the entire page, that'd be great.

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So I could see the flow of ideas and others can correct me or add in something to make the final idea, could also include important points to a question.

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= strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats. Or other headlines for 2-4 sections.

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a version of freeform where posts kind of 'snap' into place so that there's always an equal amount of background space between them

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I would like my students to be able to post on multiple topics in one session and have those labelled posts sort into parallel streams on the same page.

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In all of the current ones, I'd like to be able to put them in chrono and reverse chrono order by when posted or last edited or both.

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Could we assign colors to respondents?  I teach 5th grade and the kids would enjoy it.  Also (after a while) I could see at a glance who was doing all the "talking".  I like others' idea of varied shapes for responses that are presorted. Finally, this back ground is too pretty to waste. Could there be this background in the posts on an otherwise-clean page?

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This would be great for graphic organizers, as stated, but to have a stream in multiple columns, with headers to distinguish the content in each would allow teachers to digitize something like a KWL chart, reading strategies, or Cause/Effect relationships.

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It would be very cool to have the ability to arrange posts by topic, where users can either type in their own topics as "tags" or select from preset tags. Then, clicking a tag would present only those posts related to that idea.

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YES. If posts could be connected with lines, it would open a whole new world of Padlet potential. This would be epic.

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Since we can comment on Padlet posts now, maybe a layout that priortizes the posts with the most activity in the comments section at the top.  Alternatively, being able to sort the Stream in the opposite order (oldest to newest), or maybe alphabetically by title of post would be helpful!

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I have around 75 padlets, and I would LOOOOOOOOVE if I could have a grid form where:
1) all posts are the same size
2) I could put grid posts in the order I want (like in stream)
3) new posts could show at the end (like the new feature in stream)

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How about graphic organizers for the different text structures - chronological (a timeline), cause and effect (boxes and arrows - multiple), problem and solutions (boxes and arrows - multiple), compare and contrast (venn diagram) and description (a web)?

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Allow users to reply to Padlet posts and show them as threads

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1. According to length
2.Different shapes and sizes
- like stars
3.Linkable

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It would be great if we could just put them where we want like a ponboard.

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it could be great to be able to link posts together that have related ideas.

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it could be great to be able to link posts together that have related ideas.

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Maybe like a wall with postits

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It would be fab to be able to do collaborative brainstorms using Padlet

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I'd love to be able to lock some posts into place while others could then be free form or grid. I'd love it if the posts themselves could be in different shapes (wouldn't it be cool if they were puzzle pieces and the final shape was a completed puzzle?!?!?). If the posts could also be arranged in a circle, that would be helpful. I love the suggestions for columns, too.

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Adoro  Padlet ed anche crearli. Sono utili srumenti di lavoro  ma anche di svago

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I would love to be able to see how many times a padlet I create has been viewed - I also think the ability to select posts to lock in place would be a great asset.

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If both authors and moderators could choose from
- a range of background colours for posts
- 2 types of speech boxes (pointing left or right )
that would automatically pile up or line  into parallel streams according to shape / colour , it could help sort out pros and cons, Q &A , teams etc ..

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It would be great if the moderator could arrange posts freely even within the grid option

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It would be great to be able to link posts together that have related ideas. It would be like commenting, but they would branch off of the base idea and be visible all the time. I guess it would be like the "Bubble Map" idea shared by another user.

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I would enjoy to be able to use
the grid form but being able to move the posts where I like, at the same time ... something like "free grid" ...

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Idea by Nick Kessac

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When you chose a thema it is all fixed. I like to have the possibility to use a thema for start and than adjust it (different colors, fonts in titles, stickies, etc).

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These are all good ideas here. Also, it would be nice if there was a tree as a central image and on the leaves the students could put their photos or other archives. Thank you for the padlet!

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I agree with separated sections .I resolve this creating differents walls for each classes, but it's a bit confused for students

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O would like to use more linda of backgrounds, specially relatei with nature

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Within the grid option, it would be helpful to "lock" a few in place.  For example, if there was a response I wanted all students to read, I could lock it at the top and maybe be able to change the outline to a different color?

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Spiral so the progression of ideas/responses could spiral out.

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These are all great ideas. I'd like the customizable columns, Venn diagrams enabled to be labeled as well as the brainstorming bubble ideas

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Recently my team worked using padlet to brainstorm ideas for a project but we all wanted to move cards around to group into like topics but only the owner of the padlet could move the cards.  Is there a way to allow others (like collaborators) to be able to move cards? Submitted by tech team at San Antonio ISD

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Some people have already shared the stay put kind of notes to make it less chaotic when using Padlet with 20, 30+ kids.  Graphic organizers would be awesome! Customizeable columns

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Padlet could be used in more Keynote presentations and other types of presentations if you could create vertical sections that are separated with lines, and you could write at the top of each section different things. (Ex. Section titles could be: People Who Dislike This Book, People Who Like This Book, and People Who Are In The Middle.) This way, thoughts, ideas, and opinions can be more organized, so you can present a concept in a more orderly fashion. Also, for the regular layouts, it would be more convenient if there was a button where you could organize your posts in different ways. (Ex. They could be organized by: Date, Date Created, Alphabetically, and Date Modified.) I agree with Philip and Alphabetical? on these suggestions. Also, I agree with Freeform with snap-to-grid on the point that the freeform layout can become very messy when many students are trying to post at the same time. It is very hard to be able to see them all because many posts end up overlapping each other, and many posts end up on top of each other, so it is difficult to access all of them. A button to organize them all would be very helpful for the freeform layout. These are just some of my suggestions, so Padlet can be even better in the future. :)

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May be more of a background/wallpaper idea @sara24lynn

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I'd like to use it for brainstorms. With one idea in the middle and then boxes radiating out from it, with the ability to radiate further boxes from each of those secondary boxes, too.

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Maybe like a matrix? Like Kanban said for sorting.

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Filing cabinet-style, with ways to divide up posts. And maybe one that makes posts look like leaves and/or petals on a flower

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I use padlet in my classroom as a teaching tool. I would like each post to stay in the same place when it is updated rather than resorting from the top.

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For outline, it would be great if there could be hierarchy options built in to link different posts.  For Bubble Map, some way to define main bubbles vs sub-topic bubbles so they could also be linked.

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I would like to see a grid pattern where all the cards initially display the size of index cards.  Either clicking or hovering over would allow for the expanded view, but each card could would stay in order from top left to bottom right.

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Would love the flexibility of freeform with the order and consistency of snapping to a grid to keep notes from getting messy.

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Can they be sorted automatically?

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Suggestions from Valley View School District 365U

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Suggestions from Valley View School District 365U

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Columns (user selects how many) with headers that can be customized text.
Ex. uses: K/W/L, T-Chart, etc.
Background images could be stretched across all columns or (10x thinking...) could be selected for each column independently.

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I would like to use it for separating my posts into different sections.