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https://padlet.com/dashboard/classroom/OCCC_CLT/learn?mobile_page=Learn

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https://www.menti.com/ali45v79a7bv

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How to create with AI

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With Padlet, you can effortlessly create visually stunning boards to gather, organize, and showcase any content.

Elevate Creativity: Unleash your imagination with Padlet's diverse tools and templates.

Empower Choice and Collaboration: Encourage student engagement and teamwork through interactive activities and shared projects.

Boost Teacher Efficiency: Save valuable time with Padlet's intuitive interface and streamlined workflow.

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Higher Ed

Steps of Mitosis

Generate Poll Questions/Options with AI:

Use an AI Writing Tool:

Input a general topic or question.

Ask the AI to generate multiple poll questions or statements related to the topic.

Request the AI to provide several response options for each question/statement (e.g., Agree, Disagree, Neutral, etc.).

3. Add AI-Generated Content to Padlet:

Copy and Paste: Copy the AI-generated questions/options and paste them into the relevant sections of your Padlet.

Format: Make sure the questions and options are clear and easy to understand.

4. Collect Responses (Various Options):

Reactions: Use Padlet's built-in reactions (like 👍, 👎, ❤️) for simple responses.

Comments: Allow users to add comments to explain their choices or provide additional feedback.

Upvote/Downvote: Use Padlet's upvote/downvote feature to gauge agreement/disagreement.

External Poll Tool: If you need more advanced polling features (e.g., multiple-choice with specific answer options), embed an external poll tool like Google Forms or Mentimeter into your Padlet.

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Click Discussion Board

Writing Process

Higher Ed

Go through the questions

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Check out these examples: padlet.com/ZAPSchool/magic

Now you try it! Just click on "Make a padlet" and choose a format under "Create with AI"

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Padlet is a versatile tool for engaging students and fostering collaboration. To help you get started, we've compiled a list of helpful resources:

Tutorials and Examples:

How to use Padlet Tutorial: Good examples of how to use Padlet in your classroom.

Padlet Tutorial: Great job explaining features and providing step-by-step instructions.

How to export Padlet to an Excel spreadsheet for grading.

How to use the search feature to grade.

Importing Flip Discussions:

How to import your Flip Discussions into Padlet: Seamlessly transfer your existing discussions.

Student Instructions:

Padlet Instructions for students on how to add anything to a Padlet Board: Help your students get involved.

Sharing and Duplicating Padlets:

This is an auto-remake link to my Discussion Padlet, which has videos on how to use it. Auto-remake links allow anyone who clicks on the link to create a duplicate of this Padlet. Click the link and a copy of the Discussion Padlet will appear in your Padlet dashboard.

How to use the Auto-remake link to duplicate your Padlet for other instructors: Share your creations with colleagues.

Written instructions you can use for instructors in Moodle to understand how to use the Auto-remake link to duplicate your Padlet.

Additional Tips:

How to open content so students can record through Padlet: Enable interactive multimedia elements.

How to Embed Padlet to Moodle: Integrate Padlet directly into your course.

We hope these resources help you unlock the full potential of Padlet in your teaching.

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Faculty/Instructor Uses

Brainstorming: Start discussions, project ideas, feedback

Digital Class Discussions

Q&A Boards: Open space for questions

Resource Hub: Collect links, articles, etc.

Portfolios: Students showcase progress over time

Announcements: More dynamic than emails

Collaborative Group Work: Foster teamwork and active learning through group activities, shared note-taking, and collaborative project building.

Virtual Field Trips: Create immersive experiences by curating multimedia content and interactive elements.

Peer Feedback & Review: Encourage students to provide constructive feedback on each other's work.

Interactive Quizzes & Assessments: Design engaging quizzes and polls to gauge student comprehension.

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Ease of Use: Intuitive for everyone

Adaptable: Fits diverse needs

Engaging: Visual format + interactivity keep people involved

Accessible: Computers, tablets, phones – there's even an app

Free Version: Get started with solid features. Up to three active Padlets for free.

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Click the Slideshow button on your padlet's action bar to convert any padlet into a beautiful slideshow.

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How to Create Breakout Links:

1. Organize your Padlet into sections: Make sure the "Group posts by section" option is enabled in your Padlet settings.

2. Click the "Share" button: Go to the "Links" section and click "Breakout links."

3. Enable breakout links: Toggle the switch to the "On" position.

4. Copy and Share: You'll see a unique link for each section of your Padlet. Copy the link for the relevant section and share it with your students.

5. Breakout links in Padlet are a fantastic tool for professors to create engaging and organized activities within their courses. Here's how they can be used:

1. Group Projects:

Divide and Conquer: Create separate sections on a Padlet for each group project topic. Generate breakout links for each section.

Focused Collaboration: Share the specific breakout link with each group. Students can then collaborate on their assigned section without distractions from other groups' work.

2. Discussion Boards:

Multiple Topics: Create sections for different discussion topics or questions.

Targeted Responses: Share the relevant breakout link with students when assigning a specific topic. This keeps discussions organized and prevents threads from becoming overwhelming.

3. Brainstorming:

Generate Ideas: Have students brainstorm ideas for a project or essay on a Padlet.

Organize Thoughts: Use breakout links to direct students to specific sections for different aspects of the brainstorming process (e.g., one section for initial ideas, another for refining concepts).

4. Formative Assessment:

Question Prompts: Create sections with different question prompts or quizzes.

Individualized Feedback: Share specific breakout links with students for individual assessment or targeted feedback on certain concepts.

5. Interactive Presentations:

Content Sections: Divide a presentation into sections on a Padlet.

Guided Exploration: Share breakout links to specific sections as you progress through the presentation, allowing students to explore content at their own pace.

6. Student-Led Activities:

Presentations: Have student groups create presentations on different subtopics within a Padlet and share their breakout links with the class.

Peer Review: Use breakout links for peer review activities, directing students to specific sections to provide feedback on their classmates' work.

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Examples:

Video Introductions

Video Read Alouds

Learn more about customizing the post fields.

Learn more about the Flip Importer

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Transfer and Duplicate Posts to another Padlet 

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Transfer and Duplicate Posts to another Padlet 

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Padlet's auto-moderation feature helps maintain a safe and productive environment within your Padlets. It's designed to filter out potentially harmful or inappropriate content before it's visible to others.

How to Enable Auto-Moderation:

1. Go to your Padlet settings.

2. Navigate to the "Privacy" or "Moderation" section.

3. Enable the "Auto-moderate posts" or "Auto-moderate comments" option.

4. Customize the filtering options based on your preferences and the needs of your community.

Here's how it works:

1. Content Filtering:

Profanity: Padlet can automatically detect and block or flag posts that contain profanity or offensive language.

Inappropriate Images: The system can scan uploaded images for nudity, violence, or other unsuitable content.

2. Keyword Monitoring:

Customizable: You can set specific keywords or phrases that you want Padlet to monitor. If a post contains these words, it can be automatically blocked, flagged, or held for review.

Adaptable: You can update your keyword list over time to address new trends or concerns.

3. Comment Moderation:

Proactive: Padlet can moderate comments in real-time, preventing the spread of harmful or irrelevant content.

Flexible: You can choose whether comments are automatically hidden or flagged for review.

4. Reporting:

Community Feedback: Padlet users can report posts or comments they deem inappropriate. These reports can trigger automatic moderation actions or alert you for further review.

5. Author Blocking:

Preventative: If a user repeatedly posts inappropriate content, you can block them from contributing to your Padlet altogether.

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Manual Closing:

Use the availability Dates in an assignment in Moodle.

Change Privacy Settings: On the closing date, go to the post's settings and change the privacy to "Hidden" or "Secret" to prevent further contributions. You can also remove the post entirely if desired.

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Over 100 new features in the past year!

Spring 2024 Features [Video of Top 10 Features]

2023 New Features

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Getting Started with Padlet for Schools (for Teachers)

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Getting Started with Padlet for Schools (for Teachers)

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Find the resources here: https://bit.ly/occcpadlet

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https://occc.mrooms3.net/mod/assign/view.php?id=3877496

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https://occc.mrooms3.net/mod/forum/view.php?id=3846657

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https://occc.mrooms3.net/mod/page/view.php?id=3796706

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Getting Started

1. Create a Padlet: Once you're logged in, click the "Make a Padlet" button to create your first board.

2. Choose a Format: Padlet offers several formats to choose from, each with a different layout and purpose. Select the one that best suits your needs.

3. Customize Your Padlet: Give your Padlet a title, description, and background image. You can also adjust settings like privacy and collaboration options.

4. Add Content: Start adding content to your Padlet. You can add text, images, videos, links, files, and even drawings.

5. Collaborate: If you want others to contribute to your Padlet, share the link with them and invite them to join.

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Logging In

1. Go to Padlet: Open your web browser and navigate to the Padlet website (https://padlet.com/).

2. Click "Log In": Look for the "Log In" button in the top right corner of the page and click on it.

3. Choose Your Login Method: You have several options to log in:

Email: If you've registered with an email address, enter it along with your password.

Google: If you prefer to use your Google account, click the "Google" button and follow the prompts.

Apple ID: Similar to Google, you can log in with your Apple ID by clicking the "Apple ID" button.

Microsoft: If you have a Microsoft account, use the "Microsoft" option.

4. Click "Log In": After entering your login details, click the "Log In" button to access your Padlet account.

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Access the training Padlet by scanning this QR code with your phone's camera or typing this short link into your browser: bit.ly/occcpadlet

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Access the training Padlet by scanning this QR code with your phone's camera or typing this short link into your browser: bit.ly/occcpadlet

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How to create a video introductions board.

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How to create a video introductions board.

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How to create video introductions on Padlet

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How to make an AI-guided discussion board on Padlet

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How to make an AI-guided discussion board on Padlet

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How to create an AI-guided discussion board

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Welcome to the Padlet Breakout Session - Fall 2024

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Rich group discussion and interaction for ALL learners to share ideas.

Examples:

Students' Math Word Problems

Group Research Project

Art Portfolio feedback

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Choice in expression in how they share their thinking.

Examples:

"See, Think, Wonder" - Audio Recordings

Video Recordings

Individual Book Report

Individual Science Project

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Quickly share information in an engaging format for students.

Examples:

Map: 7 Wonders of the World

Investigation Lesson

Class Syllabus

Math Unit Resources

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Apple Download

Android Download

How to Download

1. Choose Your Device:

For iOS (iPhone, iPad): Go to the App Store and search for "Padlet." Tap "Get" to download and install.

For Android: Go to the Google Play Store and search for "Padlet." Tap "Install" to download and install.

2. Open the App: Once the app is installed, locate the Padlet icon on your device's home screen or app drawer and tap to open it.

3. Log In or Sign Up: If you already have a Padlet account, log in with your credentials. If not, you can easily sign up for a free account within the app.

Benefits of Using the Padlet App

Convenience: Access your Padlets anytime, anywhere, directly from your mobile device.

Offline Access: View and edit your Padlets even without an internet connection, perfect for travel or areas with limited connectivity.

Mobile-Optimized: The app's interface is designed for seamless interaction on smaller screens, making it easy to navigate and use.

Push Notifications: Stay updated on Padlet activity with real-time notifications for comments, likes, and new content.

Multimedia Creation: Easily add photos, videos, audio recordings, and drawings to your Padlets using your device's camera and microphone.

Collaboration: Collaborate with others in real-time, no matter where they are, by sharing and editing Padlets together.

Engagement: Padlet's interactive features, like reactions and comments, are fully accessible on the app, promoting active participation.