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You can resize your boxes by clickin on the outsides, waiting for the arrows to show up, and then dragging the box to the size/shape you want.

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1. Make sure you have a Padlet box that is titled  “ Bibliography”

2. You must cite your image!!  That means saying where you got the image.  It must be a "licensed for reuse image"

3. Go into your Bibliography box.

4. Desribe the picture in 1-3 words  (Sloth, or Map of Ecuador, for example)

5. Ctrl V to paste your picture link.

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Espumilla:
https://goo.gl/5mEdBT
Mora Batidos:
http://i1198.photobucket.com/albums/aa443/tstastybits/Yogurt%20de%20mora/IMG_2596-1.jpg

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Just double click on your Padlet

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1. Click on the plus sign

2. Click on the settings symbol on the bottom far right.

3. Title your Padlet.

4. Choose your wallpaper.

5. Choose your layout

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Be sure you have a box open on your padlet because this is where you will put your picture

1. Open a new tab.

2. On the far right, click on images.

3. Type in your search term.

4. Click on  the image you want.

5. Click on View Image

6. Right click on the image (tap with 2 fingers on a chromebook) and choose copy image.

7.  Go into your Padlet and hover your mouse over the box until the pencil shows up.  Type in the title that you want for that box. Then, right click in that box (tap with 2 fingers on a chromebook) and choose ¨copy¨.

8.  Double click on that image that you just pasted into your box and choose "copy image address¨

9.  Go into your Bibliography, type the name of the picture, press return and then ctrl v to paste the image link into your bibliography.

(See the Bibliography example on this page)

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After you create the title for the box, you can then start typing the text  It appears in black.  If you highlight some text, you can then bold, italicize, bullet, or  number the text.

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When you click on Title the ink appears in red.

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When you click on Title the ink appears in red.