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See that beautiful pink button in the bottom right corner? It adds a new post. You can also double click anywhere on a padlet, or copy/paste items directly onto a padlet.

You can also drag a file directly from your desktop onto the padlet.

Posts appear instantly and simultaneously, even when multiple people are working on the same padlet at once.

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Want an organized board like this one you're reading? Go to the More (...) menu > Change Format > and select Wall

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How do I control who sees content on my padlet?

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How do I control who sees content on my padlet?

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Right now, anyone with the link to this padlet will be able to write on it.

To change this, go to the SHARE menu.

There, you can choose from four blanket permissions options.

Private - Only you and the people you add as contributors can access the padlet.
Password Protected - Visitors will need to enter a password (of your choosing) in order to access the padlet.
Secret *- Anyone who has the link or QR code can access the padlet. It will not be indexed by Google search or visible in public areas of Padlet.
Public - Anyone can access the padlet. It will appear in internal search as well as Google, and may be featured by Padlet on community pages.

*Secret is the default setting.

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Flip the switch in the (⚙) menu on or off at any time.

When comments are turned OFF, previous comments will still be visible.

You can also enable reactions, aka hearts ❤️, star ratings ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️, and even grades 💯

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There are so many ways!

Visit the SHARE menu and tap on the "Share/Export/Embed" tab. From there you can see all the possible ways to send a padlet, from a scannable QR code to an EXT or PDF file, to the link to the padlet.

The simplest way to share? Just copy and paste the link from your browser bar.

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By default, anyone with the link to the padlet can write on it.

If you wish give certain individuals greater privileges, you can go to the SHARE menu and add them manually by email or username.

You can give contributors read, write, or edit permissions.

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Depends on the file, but usually something like this.

Click the preview image to play, expand or view in a new window.

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Go to the More (💬) menu for access to our internal knowledge base.

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How can I modify my padlet's appearance?

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How can I modify my padlet's appearance?

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Meet the Modify (⚙) Menu.

When you start a padlet, the Modify menu will open immediately. From there you can:

Change the title and description

Change the layout (Grid = what you're looking at now, Stream = timeline-y, freeform = a collage)

Change the wallpaper (you can upload your own!)

Change the theme (premium users only!)

Add an icon (this is a way to show a little personality, whether it's a fun avatar, brand or school logo, or a profile image)

Turn Comments On/Off

Turn Author names for posts On/Off

Add Tags (easier to search for later)

Change the padlet's URL (easier for remembering & sharing)

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How do I attach a link or file to my post?

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How do I attach a link or file to my post?

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Tap any of the icons at the bottom of a new post, and the Attachment Picker will show up. You can enter a link, drag and drop a file, or take a photo from your phone/webcam.

File types you can attach include:

video (ex. recorded, YouTube, Vimeo)

audio (ex. recorded, Spotify, Soundcloud)

documents (ex. Microsoft Word, Google Docs)

spreadsheets (ex. Excel, Google sheets)

.PDF files

Images (photos, illustrations, GIFs, photoshop files)

Presentations (ex. PowerPoint, Keynote)

..and so many others!

Attachments can be links or uploads!

⬇️Attach using these buttons ⬇️

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There are 2 different ways:

1. From your Dashboard, there is a +MAKE A PADLET button in the top right corner

2. Start with a remake. Remake allows you to make a copy of a padlet to use as a template for your own work.

The Gallery includes many pre-made padlets you can Remake and use as your own! https://padlet.com/gallery