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Cooperative Learning - Tips for creating a positive classroom/school culture on the first day.

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Cooperative Learning - Tips for creating a positive classroom/school culture on the first day.

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Freeform for identifying Patterns, Themes and  Big Ideas,

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Freeform for identifying Patterns, Themes and  Big Ideas,

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After collecting student responses in grid or stream layout, switch to Freeform to move stickies and rearrange them into groups.

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Change the privacy settings to Moderate Posts when you don't want students to be able to view each others answers while posting.

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Use Frayer Models, KWL charts, and other Graphic Organizers as the background for Padlet boards.

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After you've collected your student responses it's smart to change the privacy settings from Can Write to Can View.

This is also the perfect setting if you want to share the board with parents on your Blog, Twitter, or Facebook.

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Padlet can work as a station or quick check kiosk.

It's also a great way to create accountability and record student thinking during cooperative learning.

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1. We will understand some of the basic features and functions of Padlet.

2. We will know how to apply some formative assessment strategies utilizing Padlet.

3. We will be able to design a basic Padlet board for use in our classrooms.

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Use the Stream View with large groups or when students are using iPads.

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Use the Stream View with large groups or when students are using iPads.

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The stream view helps keep posts from overlapping. Grid view can also work.

On iPads the stream view seems to be the only way to easily let students edit their posts using the green editing pencil.

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The smartest one in the room is all of Us

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The smartest one in the room is all of Us

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Greetings friends Please use the link or QR below to begin

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Greetings friends Please use the link or QR below to begin

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How are you peeling (feeling)? Please share in 1 or 2 descriptive words.

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How are you peeling (feeling)? Please share in 1 or 2 descriptive words.

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The Padlet iPad app is still a little glitchy (as of 8/28/15) but has potential. Use Safari or the Chrome app in the meantime.

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Padlet is a digital canvas to create beautiful projects that are easy to share and collaborate on.

It works like a piece of paper. We give you an empty page - a padlet - and you can put whatever you like on it. Drag in a video, record an interview, snap a selfie, write your own text posts or upload some documents, and voilà! A padlet is born. Make it even more beautiful by choosing custom wallpapers and themes.

Padlet is different from other blogging tools and inspiration boards because it's flexible. Create a grocery list, a Venn diagram, a discussion board, a group greeting card, a portfolio, or a business plan, all in one app. Used by teachers, students, professionals, and individuals of all ages, all around the world, padlets can be selectively shared and edited among multiple contributors.

Padlet for iPhone takes the Padlet you know and love, and makes it portable. With views tailored for smaller devices and easy-to-use editor buttons, you can change how your padlet looks with a quick tap. Personalize it with selfies. Use our new menu to invite others to view and edit your padlets. Share across social platforms.

ClassKit integration makes it easier for teachers to share and track their students when working on padlets. Teachers can create handouts that include a padlet and then share the assignment to their respective classes. The students are then able to open the padlet from the SchoolWork app and start work on their assignments right away. Teachers will be able to see who has opened the assignment, how long they have worked on the assignment, and whether or not they have completed their work.

Millions of people are already using Padlet for:

Portfolios
Opinion forums
Lesson plans
Bios
Real estate listings
Timelines
Blogs
Q+A
To-Do list
Inspiration board
Writing prompts
Collecting feedback
Collaborative note-taking
Photo collages
Solo or group presentations
Group greeting cards
RSVPs
Pen Pal messages
Professional Development

Here's what happy users around the world have to say about Padlet:

"Your app is fantastic. Congrats for being intuitive!"

"Padlet is the best god damn thing anyone has invented."

"Whether you're a newbie or an EdTech whizz, Padlet is an app you absolutely have to use!" - James Gibbons (@ThatEdTechGuy)

Easy to use for both me and my students. Takes to minutes to make a customized feedback forum that is secure and interactive.

"The best tool I've used to create true interaction sharing and provide powerful choice and agency for students (and teachers)."

UPGRADE TO PRO WITHIN THE APP

You can upgrade to Padlet Pro for $99.99 a year or $12.99 a month. With Pro you get:

- unlimited padlets
- 10x bigger uploads
- custom domains for your padlets
- folders
- priority support

Note: payment will be charged to your iTunes account once you confirm the upgrade. Padlet Pro automatically renews unless it is turned off at least 24 hours before the end of the current subscription period.

To turn off auto-renewal, go to Account > Billing > Manage in App Store.

No cancellation of the current subscription is allowed during the active subscription period.

TERMS OF USE:
https://legal.padlet.com/terms

Read our privacy policy at https://legal.padlet.com/privacy. You can also email us at hello@padlet.com for support.

207 is the area code for the entire state of Maine.

- Added new home screen widgets
- Updated the log in flow
- Fixed a bug that caused reactions to not update for guest users
- Fixed a bug with inserting links in the content picker
- Added various other fixes and performance improvements

Amazingly diverse tool

I originally heard of Padlet a couple years before I started using it. The idea sounded cool, and I bookmarked it to "come back to" at a later date. I wished that I hadn't waited two years to do so! Once I did, I was greet with a great tool, and the app version is so powerful! Where most apps are obviously lightweight and limited versions of their powerful website "big brothers," Padlet seems to pack just as much of a punch as its affiliated desktop website. Not only that, but Padlet just added a handful of new ways to post material. For a website that already seemed have limitless possibilities, I can't believe it just got even stronger! Amazing work!

Great in theory. Glitches and bugs make the app very frustrating.

Make sure you save as you write, and often. I've lost progress SO many times because the app will glitch while I'm working (e.g., screen turns completely white, closes suddenly, freezes, etc.), which sometimes even happens on the desktop version. Other times it will take SEVERAL refreshes or retries before a card will actually show the latest version after a save, which has caused me to accidentally save over new versions with old versions on multiple occasions. I should really stop writing/editing text in the app directly and just copy/paste from Google docs instead, but I shouldn't have to do that. There really needs to be a version history feature, a revert to previous draft feature, an autosave feature, or a way to retrieve cards that were deleted in error-because as it is now, once a version is lost, it's gone forever.

I love this app so much in theory. With this many bugs, though (and with my most recent lost save, which I'm still mourning) I'm just not sure I can keep using it.

We have just released a new version (172.0) which should fix this issue, we are deeply sorry for the loss of service and are currently working to make sure this never happens again. If you are still experiencing any issues after the update, please send us an email to hello@padlet.com and we will help this resolved for you!

Good....but not great....

Padlet is an app i never heard of. Its an app my ELA teacher told me of in 5th grade, i didn't like using it because......who likes doing homework? But i had to do it to stay as an A+ student so I used Padlet pretty often so i know padlet a lot. Padlet is a good app but there is a glitch or something that happens when i click on padlet, a blank white screen comes, i even tried re-downloading multiple times but it never worked. There is a problem that needs to be fixed but it doesn't matter to me anymore because school is about to end and i will never do homework again! I mean except for 6th grade and every other grade that is left. I wouldn't need to use padlet anymore so i wouldn't care. But.....padlet still needs to be fixed or whatever because there is a glitch happening right now. This is all I got to say for now to help padlet.

Hi Anniya, sorry to hear you are experiencing this issue, we are deeply appreciate your help! Could you please send us an email describing the problem to hello@padlet.com and we will further assist you, thanks

The developer, Wallwisher, Inc., indicated that the app's privacy practices may include handling of data as described below. For more information, see the developer's privacy policy.

Data Linked to You

The following data may be collected and linked to your identity:

Privacy practices may vary, for example, based on the features you use or your age. Learn More

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‎Padlet is a digital canvas to create beautiful projects that are easy to share and collaborate on. It works like a piece of paper. We give you an empty page - a padlet - and you can put whatever you like on it.

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Quickly add content to your padlet boards with a single click!

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Padlet mini allows you to bookmark the best of the web by adding items to a collaborative digital canvas.

WHAT IS A PADLET?

A padlet is a blank canvas.

We give you an empty page and you can put whatever you like on it. Drag in a video, record an interview, snap a selfie, write text posts or upload some documents, and voilà!

Padlet is different from other blogging tools and inspiration boards because it's flexible. Create a grocery list, a Venn diagram, a discussion board, a group greeting card, a portfolio, or a business plan, all in one app. Used by teachers, students, professionals, and individuals of all ages, all around the world, padlets can be selectively shared and edited among multiple contributors.

See an example padlet: http://padlet.com/about/us

WHY SHOULD I USE PADLET?

1. Padlets are shareable. So, instead of collecting links about your next vacation alone, you can collect it together with your better half. Hoard together!

2. You can keep everything in one place. Once you have collected your links, you can add text notes, upload files to the same padlet. An example: upload your train tickets to the same padlet that has an article about the city you'll be visiting. Oh, and maybe write a travel journal as you go.

3. Padlets are beautiful. Make a padlet yours by choosing custom backgrounds, themes, and building your profile.

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Collect and bookmark the best of web for yourself or with friends.

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The perfect short cut for your Chrome browser or Chromebook.

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The easiest way to create and collaborate in the world