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Teachers, please feel free to download and adapt any of my resources for use in your own classrooms. Sharing is caring!
Also, thanks to all the folks whose resources I've adapted and am shamelessly using.

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Click below to go to the main Padlet site where you can begin creating your own pages.

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How do you create your own Padlet pages?

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How do you create your own Padlet pages?

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You can create Padlet "walls" without an account, but the best way to use Padlet is to create an account - especially if you are a teacher (be sure to check that box). Creating a free account comes with plenty of options and flexibility. If you really want to go over the top, however, annual plans start at about $30. A really comprehensive e-article that explains more about Padlet pages can be found by clicking on the link below.

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If the page has been set-up to allow posts to be added, you can click anywhere on the page to add a post. You will not be allowed to modify or delete any posts on the page.

If you want to comment or or ask a question about a specific post, it's best to click near that post so others have a point of reference to your comments or questions.

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Posts will be headed by larger bold text at the top, and sometimes followed by smaller regular text (such as in these posts). Any attached files will appear below the text as a picture.

To access the attachments, click on the picture. An internal window will open on the page that will allow you to view the attachment in a larger size than in the post.

It will allow you to see and scroll through document and presentation files.

It will allow you to watch videos or listen to audio files and control playback.

It will allow you to open or download files in a new browser window or through compatible software on your device. If you don't have software on your device that reads the type of file posted, it will open a comparable reader on your device or link to an online reader (such as MS Office Online or Adobe Acrobat Reader). From this reader, you can usually print documents.

It will allow you to open webpage links in a new browser window. This is particularly helpful when viewing YouTube videos.

To close the internal window, click on the grayed out right arrow in the upper right corner. You will return to the original Padlet page.

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How do you read and write on a Padlet Page?

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How do you read and write on a Padlet Page?

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Reading and writing posts on a Padlet page will depend upon how the page was set up.

If the page is set up as Read-Only, you will only be able to read the posts that are already there - you will not be able to add or change any posts.

If the page is set-up for Read and Write, you will be able to both read the posts on the page, and write your own - including text and attachments. However, you will not be able to change or delete any posts.

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Accessing a Padlet page is almost exactly like opening any webpage. You can type in the correct URL, or scan the correct QR code to open the page you want.

If the page has been set up for shared public access, you can use a search engine (such as Google) to look for any of the post titles on the page, and it will return results that include a link to that Padlet page. If the page requires password access, you will have to enter the correct password for the page to open.

If the page has been set up for private access, the only way to open it is to type the correct URL into your web browser.

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Padlet is like bulletin board where you can find information that contributors post to it - except that is online and information is posted in many different formats.

Some people set up their Padlet pages in different ways:

Shared - with Public or Password access

Private - only those with the web address can access

Readable posts only - you can only read the posts on the page

Read and Write posts - you can both read others' posts and write your own posts to the bulletin board

Posts can range from simple typed message, to pictures, documents, audio files, website links. Any type of electronic file can be posted, read, and accessed (on the Padlet or downloaded) by anyone who has access to the Padlet page.