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Make your posts appear on a padlet at a specific time.

Sir Isaac Newton theorized time as an absolute and universal entity that flows at a constant rate. Albert Einstein proposed that time is not absolute, but flexible and relative. Today, Kristie Miller sees time as a four-dimensional block, within which all events occur simultaneously.

With Padlet, you don't need to worry about what time is. You just need to know when you want your post to publish. You are now able to schedule posts to publish at a specific time in the future.

How to schedule a post

To schedule a post, create it as you normally would. Instead of publishing immediately, pick a date. You can choose any time in the next year. You've conquered time.

When the time comes, your post will publish and your followers and collaborators will receive a notification and everyone will be amazed at your forethought and brilliance.

How you can use scheduling

If you're a teacher, you can schedule a year's worth of discussion questions on your class padlet and be done with summer prep. If you use Padlet as a community board in the office, you can schedule happy birthday messages so that you never forget. If you use Padlet to meal prep, you can schedule out your meals for the foreseeable future.

The future of scheduling in the past

We do not yet offer the ability to schedule posts in the past. We are hoping to release this feature in the future and to that end we are hiring for internationally renowned theoretical physicists. If that's you, get in touch!

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Classroom plans: a new option for teachers

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Classroom plans: a new option for teachers

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A subscription tier designed to save teachers time and reduce tedious work.

If a teacher wanted to use Padlet in the classroom, she used to have three options: use a school plan, a paid personal plan, or a free plan. A school plan offers user management and helpful privacy settings, but individual teachers don't decide whether they have access. A personal plan works, but forces the teacher to spend a lot of time worrying about privacy, sharing padlets, and managing untethered students. It's possible to teach with a free plan, but the limitations create even more work.

We designed the Classroom plan to make teaching with Padlet as easy as possible and give total control to teachers. Individual teachers can sign up, manage students, and never worry about privacy or sharing padlets again.

What is included in a Classroom plan?

Classroom plans offer:

2 teacher accounts with administrative privileges

50 student accounts

A shared dashboard where all Classroom padlets live

Unlimited padlets

1GB file upload limit

Customizable student permissions

The ability to mention other members, which notifies the recipient

AI-powered content moderation to keep classroom contributions appropriate

How the Classroom plan will save you time

The shared dashboard means no more sharing padlets. With a Classroom plan, you and your students will have access to a shared dashboard where all padlets will appear. You don't have to send links or display QR codes. You can just tell your students which padlet to click and begin teaching.

Use mentions to direct attention. Because Classrooms are a closed environment, we allow members to mention one another, which sends a notification. If you want a student to take a look at a post, you can mention them. If a student needs help with a question, they can just mention you.

Two teacher accounts mean half the work. We know that many teachers collaborate or work with teaching assistants. We've included two teacher accounts instead of just one. You'll never need to share accounts or devices to work with your partner in the Classroom.

How Classroom plans will prevent tedious work

50 student accounts mean guaranteed post attribution. If you teach with a personal account, students may be able to post anonymously or with fake accounts. Inappropriate posts are distracting and create a lot of work for teachers. With the Classroom Plan, you get to assign 50 student accounts. This way, every student has an account and every post will be attributed. No more anonymous post investigations!

Use auto-moderation to block inappropriate content before it's published. The only thing better than knowing who made the inappropriate post is never allowing it in the first place. With our new AI-powered auto-moderation, Safety Net will read every new post and block inappropriate content. Safety Net will then send you an email requesting a final decision on whether to allow the post. Because Classroom plans differentiate between teacher and student accounts, we were able to include an additional auto-moderation setting that only acts on posts by students.

The Classroom plan was built for teachers and will be improved for teachers

Padlet is used by many people for many purposes. A Classroom plan designed specifically for teachers gives us the ability to curate every detail for one specific purpose. It allows us to add uniquely useful features like student-only post moderation and permissions settings for students. It also allows us to simplify things. There are only two account roles. Student and teacher.

The Classroom plan also gives us the opportunity to continue to develop new features just for you. If you don't know how frequently we improve Padlet, check out our Gazette. We will listen to feedback from teachers on the Classroom plan and we will work to improve the Classroom plan, as we have always done with Padlet.

What a Classroom plan costs

Classroom plans will start at $199 per year in the United States. Pricing will be internationalized for other countries.

How to sign up

If you are new to Padlet, simply sign up for a Classroom plan. If you already have an account you can create a Classroom Plan here. If you want to learn more about all our subscription options you can visit our subscription page.

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Add AI-generated images to your padlets.

All day every day we are burdened with reality. We worry about real problems. We struggle with real relationships. We are conditioned to consider only real solutions. For most of us, it is hard to switch gears and activate our imagination. It is hard to consider unthinkable possibilities and picture fantastical worlds. And of course, most of us find it hard to draw.

"I can't draw" is a feature designed to to help augment the imagination and provide effortless access to inspiring visual art. "I can't draw" makes it easy to add AI-generated art to your padlets.

How to use I can't draw

Start a post. Open the content picker. Select I can't draw. Write a prompt and click enter. The magic takes about 15 seconds.

When you write a prompt, we send it through an additional AI to augment it with even more creativity. You don't even have to worry about writing an interesting sentence. It will also automatically provide multiple stylistic options for every prompt. You don't need to know if you want an expressive oil painting or a playful cartoon. You can just choose what looks best.

You also don't have to worry about inappropriate content. I can't draw moderates itself automatically and won't be inappropriate even if you request it.

I can't draw democratizes beauty

Creative people who know how to draw have held a monopoly on beautiful images for long enough. Beauty belongs to the people. With I can't draw, beautiful images belong on your padlet.

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Add AI-generated images to your padlets.