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View analytics directly from your padlet board or sandbox to track views and unique visitors.

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Control whether others can download attachments or export your padlet to better protect your content.

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edit auto-captions

add more than one photo to a post

table layout

new custom fields: email, currency, phone number, percentage, user, URL, rating, vote

translate padlets

sandbox

visual and sound effects

import from google slides

emoji stickers

ai features

activity suggestions

quiz game ai recipe

converting gallery templates into AI recipes

AI tool for sandbox

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Require users to add a post in order to see the entire padlet! Great for using your padlet as a form or to collect assignments.

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Add custom fields to your posts, like single-select, date, and number.

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Use breakout links for small groups so they can collaborate on one section without being able to see the other sections.

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Auto-remake links are great for assignments. Decide what parts of your padlet should be copied. Then share the special link. Anyone who clicks it will have a copy of your padlet created in their account.

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Want to make sure everyone posts the right stuff? Choose which fields are required: subject, body, and attachment.

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Choose a format when you export your padlet as a PDF. Format as a board or slides, or try our new and improved handout design.

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Decide which attachments contributors are allowed to add to new posts. Hide the subject, body, or all attachments. Customize the placeholder text in the subject and body.

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Add an interactive poll attachment to any post. Ask a question with up to 4 choices and anyone with access to your padlet can choose their answer.

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Set up your Padlet for Schools account the way you want it with customizable permissions.

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Content moderation for your organization

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Content moderation for your organization

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Use Safety Net throughout your entire organization with your Padlet for Schools plan. Decide which content categories to monitor.

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Enter a topic and grade level. We'll give you discussion ideas, discussion structures, and sample posts.

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🍎 We released over 100 new features and improvements in the last year. 🍎

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Use the power of AI to create padlets. Select from the AI recipes and fill out the prompts to watch the magic happen!

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With I can't draw, create AI images based on your text prompts.

Newly improved for non-English languages!

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When you turn on auto-moderation on your padlet, our Safety Net technology uses AI to automatically scan all new posts to block inappropriate content. We'll notify you about blocked posts and let you make the final decision on whether to allow them. This includes images and the spoken text in audio and video files.

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Click the Slideshow button on your padlet's action bar to convert any padlet into a beautiful slideshow. Enjoy a presentation with autoplay, a navigation bar, and a QR code to share with presentees.

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Export your slideshow as a PDF or images. You can also embed your slideshow on your own site or LMS.

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Enhance your collaboration on Padlet with mentions. Mention someone in a post or comment to send them a notification.

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LTI passback is a Padlet for Schools exclusive.

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You can learn about new features from your dashboard...

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You can learn about new features from your dashboard...

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📣 From your dashboard, click your name and then "What's New" to learn about the latest on Padlet. Instructions here. 📣

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...or test new features before they go public!

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...or test new features before they go public!

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⚙️ Join our beta group from your account settings or go to padlet.link/beta. ⚙️

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Want to play a role in the future of Padlet? Join our Beta group today!

To join the Beta group, head to your Settings page and enable 'Beta features' by switching the toggle button ON.

When you opt in to Beta features, you will get early access to new Padlet features. With that access, you can help us test features in development and send us feedback. Win-win!

How did we do?

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Learn how to opt in to beta features for early access to new Padlet features.

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Every padlet comes with a search bar that can filter posts by content, author, color, or custom fields like date and single-select. Save time and use the search bar to find the posts you're looking for instantly.

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Group posts with sections! Turn on sections in the settings of any non-canvas padlet. Use sections to organize your posts or structure activities.

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Want to organize a messy padlet? Give your padlet structure with Sections.

How sections work

When you use Sections, you can group your posts to organize your padlet. For example, you can make a Timeline padlet and add a section for each day of the week to create a weekly schedule.

If you want to take structured notes, you can make a Stream padlet with sections.

If you want to be really organized, you can make a Wall padlet with sections, which will let you create unlimited columns with your posts underneath like a shelf.

Using sections

When you create a padlet, you can choose whether your padlet has Sections. If you want to start off with Sections, choose an Advanced format.

Sections are not available for the Canvas format.

If you want to add or remove sections from an existing padlet, open the Settings panel by clicking the modify cog icon (⚙️)in the action bar and go to the Layout section. Toggle Group posts by section ON/OFF to add or remove sections to your padlet. If you add sections to an existing padlet, we will put all of the posts into one section by default.

If you start a padlet with sections, remove the sections, and enable them again, the posts should appear in their original sections.

When you have enabled sections, we will add one section by default, but you can add as many as you want. On desktop, each section has three components: a name, a (+) button, and an action menu, indicated by the three dot ellipsis button (...).

Depending on your screen or window size, you may only see the section name. If you just see the section name, you can click on or touch it to open the action menu.

Click the three dot ellipsis button (...) on the right side of the section header to open the action menu and reveal all of the ways to interact with your section. From the action menu of a section, you can post in the section or add a new section above/below it. You can also make that section default, copy the section name or rename it, move the section, and delete the section and its posts.

When you delete a section, you will also delete all of the posts in it. Deleted posts are unretrievable. Use caution when deleting sections!

Posting in sections

Outside of the section action menu, you can add a new post by clicking on the (+) button next to the section header. You can always use the (+) button in the bottom right corner of your padlet to add a new post, too.

If you want to add new sections, you can click the Add section button at the bottom of the screen. You can also create a new section when you add a new post. Otherwise, you can add sections using the action menu.

Finally, if you want to quickly rename a section, you can double-click the existing name. Otherwise, you can use the action menu. Once you have renamed your section, click Done or click outside of the text box and it will save automatically.

If you want to rearrange your sections, just drag and drop them into the right order! Similarly, if you want to move a post into a different section, just drag and drop it into the correct section.

If you prefer a wider post rather than a longer, more vertical post - you can set the post size to Wide by clicking the Settings cog icon (⚙️) on the right hand side of the padlet > Appearance > Post size.

Default sections and assigning sections

Padlets with sections always have a default section. If you add a new post through the (+) button at the bottom of your padlet, it will be added to the last section you posted in, but if you haven't posted yet, the post will be added to your default section.

When you add a new post by clicking the (+) button in the bottom corner, you can see which section it will be posted in. Click the name to reassign the post to a different section. You can also use the (+) button in a section to add a post directly to it.

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Organize your padlet with sections. Learn how to enable and manage your sections.

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Sort posts automatically by date, reaction score, alphabetically, randomly, or manually.

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Connect your Google Drive to upload files directly to Padlet.

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This padlet is broken down into the following sections:

Sandbox

Video collaboration

AI features

Slideshow

Advanced features

Padlet for Schools

Coming soon

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ClassLink and Oneroster rostering, plus Clever SSO

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ClassLink and Oneroster rostering, plus Clever SSO

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Padlet for Schools supports a number of SSO options, including ClassLink. Rostering support coming soon.

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Done collecting submissions? Freeze your padlet in time to stop accepting new posts, comments, and reactions.

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Draw, create, and play in real-time with others.

Available now. Go to sandbox.new to create your first sandbox!

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Draw, add shapes, and upload attachments

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Draw, add shapes, and upload attachments

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Use the built-in drawing tools, add different shapes, and search for stuff to upload.

New tools coming this fall:

new shapes

connectors

text size modifier

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Collaborate safely: Freeze elements, set custom permissions, moderate posts

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Collaborate safely: Freeze elements, set custom permissions, moderate posts

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Make sure activities go as planned by freezing important elements. Or use custom permissions to create read-only slides. You can also use moderation to approve new posts and elements before they are added.

New collaboration features coming this fall:

allowed tools setting

freeze sandbox

hide cursors

Safety Net for text and attachments

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Easy to share, just like padlet boards. Use breakout links to share a single card, or share your entire sandbox.

New sharing features coming this fall:

Auto-remake links

Embeds

PDF and image exports

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Record videos and audio with auto-captions

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Record videos and audio with auto-captions

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When you add a post, you can record and upload video, audio, and screen recordings.

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Enhance your collaboration with comments! Add text, images, GIFs, and videos.

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Need longer videos? With a paid plan, you can record and upload even more.

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For example, this audio was created with Talk for me! Here was the written script: "Upload a block of text, and we will convert it to speech. Thanks, Talking Thomas!"

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AI recipe assistant -> Padlet for Schools exclusive

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AI recipe assistant -> Padlet for Schools exclusive

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Try our AI chat to add posts, change the format, and summarize padlets.

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Schedule posts to publish at any time in the next year.

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Create slideshow, games, and interactive activities by linking cards together.

New linking feature coming this fall:

Link to external URL

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Once you've created an activity, enter play mode to interact.

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Jamboard is being deprecated soon. We built a Jamboard importer so you can move your boards to Padlet in minutes. Now available in beta.

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Schedule your padlet to freeze or unfreeze at a future date. More automations coming soon.

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Students can't log into Padlet? Have them add their names when they post. We enabled moderation to block classroom-inappropriate names.

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When you record a video, choose one of our fun new AR filters to make your videos more fun and engaging.

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Set time limits for video recordings to keep assignments and discussions to the point.

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Limit which attachments contributors can add to your comments.

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Padlet boards are broadly compliant with WCAG level AA. Learn more.

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Padlet’s terms of service, privacy policy, dpa, subprocessors

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Pin posts to the top of your padlet to highlight updates, instructions, or examples.