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modifying a padlet in google classroom will carry over to when you originally created it if that makes sense

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or you can screenshot, too

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I might need some clarity on this question.Can you unmute and share when we have a minute?

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you can download it and save it as is-and share it that way-it depends how you set it up in the settings

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If you modify a padlet that has been posted on google classroom, does the orignial assignment and padlet "die" and is no longer accessible?

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Exporting as an image after your class before erasing comments would be helpful too

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Thanks Brandon

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Or create 3 separate padlets for each of your 3 classes

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You would have to manually erase posts before the next class starts

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Thank you Contessa

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Also, how do I create a padlet but share it with 3 different classes? Last time I created one, all my classes were commenting on the padlet but I really wanted one for each class.

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kthompson-you can delete and remake padlets

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What do I do if when I go to create a padlet it says Padlet limit reached?

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padlet is great for opportunity for equity of voice-for you to be able to know more and have deeper insight into what kids are thinking-for kids to engage in thinking together