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Kako koristiti Padlet - video tutorial za učenike 

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Kako koristiti Padlet - video tutorial za učenike 

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Učenici uče osnove korištenja Padleta, uključujući kako se prijaviti za besplatni račun, kao i kako stvoriti osnovnu objavu.

https://youtu.be/KmJY4j_F8Xc

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How to Use Padlet for Students: The Basics

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Padlet Tutorial - How to Get Started Guide

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prijaviti se mailom i šifrom na SIGN UP

ukoliko se pojavi izbornik s ponudom za nadogradnju Padlet (UPGRADE your Padlet) gore u izborniku kliknite na SKIP  ili dolje UPGRADE LATER

ukoliko se pojavi izbornik s HOME, SCHOOL... izabrati SCHOOL i dalje sve NEXT dok se ne pojavi izbornik HOME, kliknuti na njega i započeti raditi svoj PADLET - vidi fotku br. 1

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- upisati naziv i opis plakata
- izabrati  formu (najbolje FREE FORM)
- izabrati  podlogu WALLPAPER (na MORE možete postaviti kao podlogu i neku fotku sa svog računala)

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na mjesto gdje se želi staviti post kliknuti dva puta

svaki post može se urediti klikom na olovku ili izbrisati (kanta)

na vrhu posta na tri točkice je izbornik s mogućnostima povećanja posta (pa će se vidjeti taj post preko cijelog ekrana), dupliciranja, pa čak i transferiranja (prijenosa posta u neki drugi padlet).... (pogledati fotku br. 3

na dnu posta je izbornik preko kojeg se može dodati zvuk, video, fotka (izbornik se vidi kad kliknuti dva puta)

napisani post možete premještati mišom po plakatu na željeno mjesto

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Kada bi srce imalo ono što voli, duša što je raduje, usne kog žele da ljube, ruke kog žele da miluju, noge kud vole da putuju - život bi bio najljepša pjesma. Ali i najljepše pjesme imaju kraj. I obično nisu duge. Međutim, ako zaista vrijede - dugo opstaju i pamte se.

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- u izborniku u postu kliknemo na fotoaparat
- zatim iz računala izaberemo sliku
- kad se učita moramo potvrditi s OK da bi je postavili na plakat

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plakat možete spremiti da bude javan ili privatan

može se dodati i osobu koja može moderirati (urediti) vaš plakat

vidi fotku br. 5

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U izborniku na vrhu ekrana desno, nalaze se izbornici:

LIKE,

REMAKE (uredi),

SHARE (podijeli, moguće dozvoliti da čitatelji mogu uređivati  ili da mogu samo čitati; osim linka moguće dobiti i QR code; padlet se može izvesti u PDF, PNG... ),

cvjetić (POSTAVKE),

tri točkice izbornik s više mogućnosti

loptica (vaš profil, preko tog izbornika mogu se vidjeti i prije napravljeni plakati)

Vidi fotke 6. i 7.

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https://youtu.be/rN1MPPg_A1A

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https://padlet.blog/maps-localization/?utm_source=beamer&utm_medium=sidebar&utm_campaign=Maps-localization&utm_content=ctalink

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Internationalization

We will now show localized maps that reflect the norms of the country you access Padlet from.

One of the joys of working at Padlet is that I often learn something new about the world. Padlet is used in over 200 countries, and life is slightly different in each country. Listening to feedback from our members always provides good insight into the lives of people from countries I have never visited or know very little about.

Most recently, Padleteers taught me and everyone else at Padlet about maps. Because of what we've learned, we are changing how we display maps. We will now show localized maps that reflect the norms of the country you access Padlet from.

For context, we launched our map format two years ago, and it has been tremendously successful. People overwhelmingly love our maps, but over time, some users have complained about our maps being wrong.

At first I thought, "How can our maps be wrong?"

But of course they can be 🤦‍♂️. Countries routinely disagree on borders, or what to call certain places.

To give a specific example that many Padleteers shared with us, there is a sea between Korea and Japan. In Japan, it is referred to as the Japan Sea; in Korea, it is called the East Sea. So, how do we label this sea on a map?

Three possible solutions:

1. show everyone the same view of the world: whatever map is most common and agreed upon internationally.

2. take a stand on what Padlet thinks the maps should be and show that to everyone.

3. show based on what each country has determined the world looks like.

The first option is the status quo and is how we have previously chosen to show our maps. As we are learning, it doesn't always work for everyone. The second option would certainly lead to more controversy.

After your advocacy and our research, we feel that the final option is best. So now, if you use the map format, you will see a map that reflects the boundaries and names agreed upon by the country you are accessing Padlet from.

It is not a perfect solution, but given the situation, we recognize that no solution is perfect. Personally, I wish that I could solve all of the geopolitical issues of the world. Seeing as I do not have this power (and probably should not be given that responsibility), showing localized maps seems like the best solution.

Please note that the map is determined by your country of access and not your language. If you have your language set to Japanese but you are accessing Padlet from Korea, you'll see the names that are the norm in Korea. If, for whatever reason, you want to see a different version of the map, you can use a VPN to access Padlet from a different country. In fact, I think this exercise would be excellent to teach students about geopolitics and technology, so feel free to play around with it.

Thanks for this lesson, Padleteers. I look forward to learning more from y'all.

Love, laughter,
Nitesh

P.S. During my research, I learned something very surprising, which is that many countries don't even agree on how many oceans or continents there are in the world. Some countries teach there are four oceans, and others claim there are five. The ocean above Antarctica is usually the debated one.

Similarly, some countries teach five continents, some six, some seven. I'm told that some countries teach the whole of America as one continent or group Europe and Asia into one continent.

P.P.S. For those thinking this is my John Cena moment, don't worry because A) these changes are the exact opposite of one country deciding for the whole world and B) the great firewall will continue to block Padlet maps as long as it blocks Google.

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Internationalization We will now show localized maps that reflect the norms of the country you access Padlet from. One of the joys of working at Padlet is that I often learn something new about the world. Padlet is used in over 200 countries, and life is slightly different in each country.

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How to Create a Multimedia Map With Padlet

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How to Create a Multimedia Map With Padlet

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zuQEkTR28Is

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How to Create a Multimedia Map With Padlet

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1G9nisk6cII

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https://padlet.blog/

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https://sites.google.com/site/tmaticpadlet/home/kako-koristiti