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Padlet operates much like a noticeboard would- but digitally. It’s a collaborative space in which text, videos, photos, and audio can be uploaded and immediately available to those who have access to the specific Padlet. It’s a free tool (at the most basic level) and can be used for things such as brainstorming, responding to prompts, positing research, and more. It has 7 different display options available to use: Wall, Stream, Grid, Shelf, Map, Canvas, and Timeline. Overall, Padlet is a tool that allows for information to be curated in an easy-to-share manner.

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Collaboration can be done in a synchronous or asynchronous manner.

A creative way to do group work and share ideas

Easy to use for tracking assignments

Inclusive and intuitive in how it can be used

Good customer support is available

Provides enhanced security and privacy

Able to place settings so it is only available to those you give access to

An account is not needed by anyone but Padlet creator

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Not available on desktops

Only three Padlets are available to use for free/with the basic plan

Accessibility features are lacking

No way to easily regulate what students are posting

Occasional glitches that cause there to be no access to Padlet’s used previously

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Easy to sign up and start creating for Educators and Students alike!

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-Sign up
-Choose from different access options (I'm a neon member!)
- Choose and Create your template
- Use their features
-Create a vivid & engaging presentation!

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Ability to share content thats engaging !
-Easy to maneuver, navigate
-Options to share with classmates, students or other educators in your department
-Can have fun activities like having students create a presentation on an historical event
-Have students made project open to public with editing powers, students can interact and add to other projects, creating one big class made lesson!