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This is also a very useful tool for embedding the tools listed above. So you can attach a tool and then explain it in this post as to what they should do. A quick, efficient way to set up an online assignment.

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This presentation set up would be perfect to layout your weekly lesson plan so students can look ahead and know what to expect.

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This template would really help those who are not in class gather all content needed.

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If you do not take the time to look through Padlet and find all the information you need it is hard to navigate and understand.

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There is no slideshow format that I could discover. So all info is displayed at once.

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Padlet has multiple layouts and templates that you can choose from depending on what you are looking for.

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When creating a Padlet, it will first allow you to select a platform. For example, this platform is called Canvas.

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After choosing a format, you get to choose the colors, icons, and themes you want to use within your padlet.

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Once you get your template laid out, then you click the + button in the bottom right hand corner to create your info slides.

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You can add all different types of additions to your posts, for example I added a GIF.

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You can change your template at any time. By clicking the three buttons in the upper right hand corner of your post, you can edit, delete, or modify each post you create. You can also change the layout of the Padlet at anytime which is a huge plus.

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You can add different URLS, icons, GIFS, images, and documents into your Padlet post.

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This would not be a good tool for elementary kids unless the teacher was the only one that used it. Too advanced in my opinion.

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This template would be a great way to communicate with families and what you did/are doing in class. You could also post assignments here so the parents are in the loop.

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In case of asynchronous course or absence of a teacher, the teacher could lay out the lesson plan for that day and explain using links and Padlet posts to explain what should be done.