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Congratulations! You've signed up for Padlet, the easiest way to create and collaborate in the world.

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Congratulations! You've signed up for Padlet, the easiest way to create and collaborate in the world.

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Dashboard is the first screen you see after sign in.

It has:

A feed of recent updates to your padlets [Home screen]

A list of all padlets that you have made, liked and contributed to [Padlets]

Files you have uploaded [Attachments]

A list of people you have worked with [Collaborators]

Your username, email, and password, which you can update at any time [Settings].

You can always return to the dashboard via the Padlet logo, top left.

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*Note:* you don't need an account to make a padlet. 

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*Note:* you don't need an account to make a padlet. 

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You can always go to https://padlet.com/create. You'll have to save the link somewhere to access this padlet again.

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Change the title, wallpaper, layout, and other appearance settings in the Modify (⚙) menu.

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The Share menu (top right) may look complex at first. We provide lots of options so you can make content as public or as private as you want.

Privacy:

Choose from 4 standard options: Private, Password Protected, Secret [default], and Public. Learn more about those below.

Choose whether people can read, write [default], moderate, or administer your padlet.

Add contributors:

If you want to add others manually, you can enter their emails or usernames and adjust individual permissions.

Advanced:

Turn off remakes if you don't want others to copy your padlet to use as a template.

Turn on moderation so that you can approve posts before they appear.

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You can always share your padlet by simply copy/pasting the link in your address bar. If your privacy is set to Secret and Can Write (the default settings), anyone with the link will be able to view and post to your padlet.

On mobile, find the link/QR code in the export menu, shown below in iOS.

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When you hover over the big plus button at the bottom of your padlet, you'll see this. Go on and click!

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Write whatever you wish, add any file type

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Write whatever you wish, add any file type

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Start with a simple text post. Format your text into paragraphs or lists, and add links. The bottom icons indicate attachments. You can attach everything from an Excel spreadsheet to a Spotify playlist.

Post attachments will be shown as a preview image with a short description.

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When you're ready to share your padlets outside of your inner circle, go to the Share menu and select Share/Export/Embed.

Export your padlet as a file, embed it on your website, send the QR code, or share on social media.

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That's it. Now go make something magnificent!

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That's it. Now go make something magnificent!