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A collaborative space for students to engage with each other

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A collaborative space for students to engage with each other

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Padlet acts like a virtual bulletin board where students can pin up content, ideas and questions.

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Allows students to create and share ideas

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Allows students to create and share ideas

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This platform can be a great place for those who might be too shy in class to participate in discussion. Padlet helps to create a safe space for ideas to be shared. As information is shared, it's a way for students to also learn from one another.

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A way to share a versatile selection of digital tools

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A way to share a versatile selection of digital tools

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Instructors can use the technology as a hub that links to a huge assortment of helpful resources. Online tools like youtube, informative articles or even games can assist with students learning.

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Padlet encourages the creation of ideas as it provides a central place for these ideas to be organized. Whether it's thoughts that are typed out as comments or the creation of an online mood board - it gives students a space where they can be heard.

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Becomes a hub of information that can be accessed anytime

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Becomes a hub of information that can be accessed anytime

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The great thing about Padlet being online, is that students can access it whenever they need. It essentially becomes an all access textbook that is even more powerful because it's information grows and changes with the students.

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This has been one of the most limiting features so far. As a Photoshop instructor it would be ideal to post screen recordings from class but uploaded files are limited to 10MB - which is quite small. The alternative is to upload the recording to Youtube and then share that link on Padlet.

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How to Create a Simple Composite in Photoshop

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Share images for inspiration or to demonstrate an editing technique

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Share images for inspiration or to demonstrate an editing technique

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Upload screen recordings for a technique taught in class

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Upload screen recordings for a technique taught in class

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Group activities could be structured on Padlet so that multiple participants could access shared information. Students could also see the progress of other groups (which could be a pro or con).

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Padlet is designed very logically and is extremely user friendly for anyone who might be new to this kind of tech. The drag and drop system makes it very easy to move things around and organize the elements in your "bulletin board" or Padlet.

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Variety of templates and customizable features

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Variety of templates and customizable features

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Photography students or anyone who is visually and artistically inclined will like the appearance of the interface. It's friendly and fun and more exciting then other systems like Blackboard.

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Unpaid version only allows for 3 Padlets

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Unpaid version only allows for 3 Padlets

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This restriction could be limiting if an instructor wanted to create one Padlet per course section and had more than 3.

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Similar to a discussion board on another platform, this offers a space for collaboration amongst students. Unlike other platforms, this also supports the integration of other forms of media to support that discussion and fuel ideas.

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Students can't comment directly to posts

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Students can't comment directly to posts

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While students can add content, it would be nice if they could directly comment to an existing post. This might be possible based on the template that is chosen, but so far this hasn't been an option.