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Good readability on my iPhone 6 (don't mind scrolling). As many have noted, Padlet is not very usable with the phone. Two main problems here: the small window through which to see other's contributions, and in the inability to contribute via my phone, but instead needing to move over to my laptop. - Kim

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Using the iPhone 5SE, which is an absolutely tiny phone, I was not able to access Padlet properly at all and had to resort to uploading this post on my laptop. I could scroll up and down throughout everyone's Padlet posts, but couldn't swipe sideways or click the 'open in' button. Otherwise though, the rest of the site formatting looks nice :)

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I used my iPhone 8S and wasn’t able to post to padlet, so I switched to my iPad Pro (12.9) - much bigger screen.  It’s not my preference to use my phone for lengthy reading.  Like Kat, scrolling on a small screen alongside navigating through multiple webpages is arduous.  However, my young Japanese students can play a cell phonelike  an instrument!

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this image in the Psyche section did not optimize in the laptop version of the website. Not a big deal, but did stick out in contrast to all the other excellent, seamless graphics work on the rest of the site:

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HTC 10. Using chrome browser. The pages load well, but the packers are small and finicky.
-Benson

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OnePlus 1 in Chrome   - seems to be mostly working. One picture didn't load.

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The image above is from my ipad mini circa 2019. All the functionality that I see on my Macbook air seems to be the same when I view the website on my ipad.

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- Vincent Dong (post above)

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The website looks great on my iPad Pro. However, the experience of using Padlets with mobile devices is not good.

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Using a convertible Acer Chromebook/Tablet  R11 - While used more as a traditional laptop than a tablet, the Chromebook is now my go to mobile device due to its long battery life, rugged build and generally low price.  The site loads quickly and all of the formatting looks great!  Great job guys! - Christopher Wong

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So far everything looks good on my mobile phone. To be honest, I do 99% of my homework on my laptop, as I find the small screen of my mobile phone gives me a headache when I’m on it for too long . I’m not sure if that’s because the size of my screen (iPhone 7), or having to scroll so much. I also have a hard time using Padlet on my phone as it doesn’t show the whole picture before I post— and I like to re-read what I write.
-Kat

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I'm using the LG Stylus 3. Every looked fine in the screenshot but it took me awhile to access the Padlet. I'm not sure what went wrong but I had to scroll through over and over again before I could finally make my post.
K. Brodber

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-Brogan

So far it looks great on my mobile phone, at least on the google sites. I have not been shy this course about the awful mobile experience that packet provides in a web browser. Scrolling without a response is okay, while Scrolling while typing is awful, I cannot see my full text response before submitting, and the requirement to download a specific app in order to get strong functionality (for something as simple as a message board) is frankly ridiculous.

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Samsung Galaxy S9 Plus
To be honest I have been really impressed with how the site has held up so far. Often pictures get misaligned with the text, but this seems to display perfectly. As another note I'm using the chrome app to run the site via Android Pie. I'm wondering how different browsers on different versions of operating systems might affect it.
Brian Haas

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Google Pixel 2!

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Thanks everyone for sharing what you've found so far. We had a bit of "fun" trying to make interactive activities working on mobile devices as well. Padlet is such a popular tool and it can be challenging on the phone, sometimes you have to open it in its own window for it to work. If there's a better tool out there, definitely would love to hear about it! :) Thanks Brogan on the point about typing without being able to see, I share frustration myself. This definitely has make me want to find a more mobile first app for interactivity!

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Samsung Galaxy S9+

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Hi all! Thanks for sharing the OER. I had some trouble with the Padlet plugin on this page. The Padlet window is super tiny and I can't make it bigger, so I can only view three lines of text at a time. Addiionally, whenever I try to click back and edit a word, the cursor jumps and inserts it elsewhere, or randomly attaches it to a new word (although this is a problem I've realized on a lot of text field inputs in Chrome on this device). Lastly, after adding to the Padlet, I can't scroll back up to the top of the post. As soon as I let go of the page, it jumps back down to the bottom of the most recent post!
Other, everything is working smoothly, and I'm happy to say the simplified view is also OK! I'm on a Samsung 8, using Chrome.

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Here is a screenshot from my Apple iPhone 6. The site looks good and seems to work fine. However I wasn’t able to view the Padlet within the site and had to use the Padlet app to post this. Scott

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Apple iPhone 6

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Apple iPhone 8+