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FYI: If you post it anonymously, you can't edit after!  

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FYI: If you post it anonymously, you can't edit after!  

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Great session of padlet by awesome facilitators!

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You can change the color of your posts if you want to have students label their responses. Example: Inquiries can be yellow. It's a good way to find specific posts when there is a lot of responses.

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Can duplication your padlet for another class/grade level with the "Remake" button at the top, next to Share

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You can export responses to Excel by clicking on the three dots and choosing export.

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Can print your padlet!!

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You can use this as a place for teachers/staff to post their needs such as book requests or lessons.

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You can organize by class or grade level, depending on your needs.

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No limit to responses... entire grade level can respond in one pallet.

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Students can type answer, post a picture, or post a video

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Sentence stems and great way to differentiate.

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In settings, you can set permissions for reactions such as like/dislike, love, and grades. You can select the reactions you want to allow.

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You can moderate inappropriate videos and language using owner filter.

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Great ideas

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Students can add books they like on the padlet. Can give the librarian information about books to order.

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Great for BOY introducing yourself to staff, showing services the library offers. Teachers can add what they need from the library on the padlet.

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Figuring it out!

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Michelle teaching us about Padlet.

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Love for readers response!

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Here's my video!

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I enjoy learning something new

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This is a great way for exit tickets or a readers response option!

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I have a digital citizenship lesson that I used sticky notes for in the past, but now I can use Padlet and do it digitally!

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How do you do this without devices

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Hello

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Create instructions and leave it at the top. Go to settings and choose New Post Position.  Select whether you want new posts to appear first or last. 

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Create instructions and leave it at the top. Go to settings and choose New Post Position.  Select whether you want new posts to appear first or last. 