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Access the free version of Padlet at https://padlet.com.

After all the taxes are taken into account, it costs 32*2 – 16*4 = $0.

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Padlet is a software people use to make and share content with others.

Somewhere between a doc and a full-fledged website builder, Padlet empowers everyone to make the content they want, whether it's a quick bulletin board, a blog, or a portfolio.

Padlet is:

Easy and Intuitive - you won't find an simpler way to publish original content on the internet, period.

Inclusive - we welcome people of all ages, skill levels, and abilities to use Padlet.

Collaborative - Invite others to work with you on shared projects, assignments, and activities.

Flexible - Add any file type you wish, organize however you want, and make it as public or as private as your heart desires.

Portable - iOS, Android, and Kindle apps available.

Beautiful - Hit the design sweet spot with just enough options that you can add your personal touch, but won't be overwhelmed by customization menus.

Private and secure - Make your padlets viewable only to a select group of people. We transfer data via SSL, go through regular security and vulnerability testing, and encrypt all pages.

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How to Promote Student Collaboration with Padlet

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If you know the padlet owner's username, just customize this padlet url:

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If you know the padlet owner's username, just customize this padlet url:

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https://padlet.com/insertusernamehere

This will take you to that user's profile page, where all of their public padlets are displayed.

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Remember: Padlets are not public by default.

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Remember: Padlets are not public by default.

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To make a padlet viewable to the public, go to SHARE > Public and save changes.

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What this means:
When you create a new padlet, the address (or url) is only known to you and not published publicly. When you share the address with others, either through email or social networks, the padlet becomes semi-private as people who have the link can access it as well.

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You can also give individuals specific privileges

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You can also give individuals specific privileges

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Enter their email or Padlet username in the 'Add contributors' form, select what privileges they can have (can write/moderate/administer) and we'll send them an email AND a notification.

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The privacy setting you choose will be highlighted in yellow.

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The privacy setting you choose will be highlighted in yellow.

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After setting the privacy, decide what actions visitors can take

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After setting the privacy, decide what actions visitors can take

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Allow visitors to:

View - Can view the padlet and the posts. Cannot add new posts, edit existing posts, or change the padlet.

Write - Can view the padlet and write posts. Can only edit his/her posts but not ones written by others. Cannot change the padlet.

Moderate - Can view and write. Can edit any post and approve posts that require moderation. Cannot change the padlet.

Administer - Can do anything - view, write, edit, moderate. Can change the padlet itself, or even delete it. (Administration rights can only be awarded after you have logged in).

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All changes to a padlet are saved automatically.

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All changes to a padlet are saved automatically.

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Any word you type, wallpaper you upload, and icon you add will be remembered immediately.

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The simplest way is to choose a pre-installed wallpaper. Here's how:

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The simplest way is to choose a pre-installed wallpaper. Here's how:

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1. From the (⚙)  icon, select WALLPAPER to open options for background images. (Padlet has pre-installed more than 30  images for you to choose from)

2. Click on any of the images to place on wallpaper.

3. Once you’re happy with your wallpaper, SAVE all changes and close the modify menu. Enjoy your padlet's brand new look!

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You can also upload a photo or a graphic organizer. Here's how.

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You can also upload a photo or a graphic organizer. Here's how.

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1. From the (⚙) icon, select WALLPAPER to open options for background images. Click or tap MORE.

2. Click on ADD YOUR OWN box to display options for setting wallpaper photo.

3. Our uploader window will open showing the following options:

1. Paste URL

2. Upload from computer

3. Take a photo with a webcam

4. If you want to use a photo from your desktop library tap UPLOAD icon and navigate to select the folder that contains your photo.

5. Once it is uploaded, hit OK to save photo as wallpaper.

Note: If you don't want a tiled image, be sure to upload image that is 800 pixels wide.

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Padlets that you have worked on but were not created by you can still be seen in your Dashboard.

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Padlets that you have worked on but were not created by you can still be seen in your Dashboard.

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If you've been added as a contributor with special privileges, you should find it here: https://padlet.com/my/padlets/shared

If you contributed to a padlet via link sharing or because the padlet was public, you can see it here: https://padlet.com/my/padlets/contributed

You have lots of options to sort the padlets you've made and contributed to under the PADLETS tab in your Dashboard, as shown below.

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To post a Powerpoint presentation or other slideshow (Nearpod, Prezi, Google Slides, etc.) on a padlet, first create a post

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To post a Powerpoint presentation or other slideshow (Nearpod, Prezi, Google Slides, etc.) on a padlet, first create a post

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Double click anywhere on the padlet or tap the big pink (+) button.

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Go to the SHARE menu and select Share/Export/Embed

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Go to the SHARE menu and select Share/Export/Embed

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Scroll down to Export and choose image or PDF. This will give you a printable version of your padlet.

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Pick a padlet.com address from the Modify (⚙) menu

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Pick a padlet.com address from the Modify (⚙) menu

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Scroll down to the bottom of the Modify menu until you see the Address field.

There, you can create a custom url that will follow this format:
https://padlet.com/[your username]/[your title].

Don't forget to save before exiting the menu!

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When you click the button, options will be available to change the settings of the remade Padlet.

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When you click the button, options will be available to change the settings of the remade Padlet.

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Here's an overview of the settings.

What to copy:

This setting allows you to copy just the elements you want whether it's design only ( Copy design) or the entire padlet complete with posts and attachments (Copy posts)

Admin-only options - you won't see these unless you are an admin of the padlet you are copying.

Copy People and Privacy - Under this section, you can copy the privacy/sharing settings of the original padlet. If you have set the original as password protected padlet, ticking the box would make the cloned padlet password protected as well bearing the same password as the original wall.

Copy authorship:
Tick this box if you want original authors to be able to modify posts they have created from the original padlet.

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Tap the share button again to email, print, save to camera roll, airdrop, share on social media or copy the link. 

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Tap the share button again to email, print, save to camera roll, airdrop, share on social media or copy the link. 

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Select View QR Code from the drop down menu

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There is no maximum for the number of padlets you produce.

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There is no maximum for the number of padlets you produce.

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So make to your heart's content!

Looking for inspiration? Check out the gallery of generic and user-made padlets.

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here is how

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Padlets by default are all semi private. This means can be viewed only if the creator shares link or qr code.

Nevertheless, public padlets can always be searched in Google, ideal if you are looking for samples. You can also check out our gallery for inspiration.

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There isn't a 'follow' button on Padlet yet. There is a 'Like' button though represented by a ❤ on the top right side of the Padlet.

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There isn't a 'follow' button on Padlet yet. There is a 'Like' button though represented by a ❤ on the top right side of the Padlet.

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 Go to 'SHARE' and under 'People and Privacy' scroll down to display 'Advanced' options and switch the button off (click the left part of the button)

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 Go to 'SHARE' and under 'People and Privacy' scroll down to display 'Advanced' options and switch the button off (click the left part of the button)

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Step 1: Click the (...) icon on the top right

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Step 1: Click the (...) icon on the top right