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This is an example of a Padlet Post. I've seen educators in the past do a post containing weekly materials, but they could also be used to host content and sources for learning.

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Files, and links can be uploaded to Padlet on these boards, as seen in this example.

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Images can also be uploaded to Padlet :)

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The layout of your Padlet can be customized in Settings to best suit the needs of your class and how you are using the Padlet. As discussed in the linked article from my blog post about discussion boards for your class, the Stream layout is best suited for this.

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Educators can choose whether students can comment and interact with posts on Padlet, making it suited for an interactive classroom.

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The Educator can decide and customise which students can access the Padlet and what permissions they have, whether they are allowed to write new posts, or allowed to just read posts.