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Padlet is a versatile  platform that provides multiple ways students can reply to formative assessments or collect street data like bell ringer activities and end-of-class check-ins, hear student voices, have students collect and organize learning, and provide evidence of their learning,

The free version of Padlet allows users to have 3 Padlets at a time. Users can archive Padlets in order to add more collections.

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Add Student Choice and Voice for Differentiation

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Add Student Choice and Voice for Differentiation

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When creating a post in a Padlet, viewers can:
*Type a response by adding a post,
*Take a photo,
*Add a link or links,
*search for an image,
*Record their voice,
*Create a video,
*Record their screen (add the Padlet Mini Extension for this),
*Draw,
*Create a poll,
*Go to Google Drive,
* Use AI drawing to create a drawing,
*Add a GIF
*Get a YouTube video,
*Add a song from Spotify (see Padlet basics),
*Do a web search,
*and record the person who wrote the post's location.

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Screen Recording Tutorial Up to 5 Minutes

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Screen Recording Tutorial Up to 5 Minutes

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Audio Recording Directions Up to 15 Minutes

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Audio Recording Directions Up to 15 Minutes

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Did you learn anything new about Padlet today?

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1. You can create a draft post and schedule it in the future. Click the clock in the first row of a new post.
2. The Poll feature is new.
3. The Google Drive link makes it easier to add Google files.
4. Add AI images with the I Can't Draw feature.
5. The new auto-moderation feature monitors posts and flags inappropriate posts.