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A visual collaboration platform for classes and teams

On a Padlet board, everyone posts text, images, video and links, comments on each other's work, and sees changes as they happen.

A wall titled 'Community Garden Planning Wall', with posts such as 'Community garden layout sketch', 'Raised beds after the rain' and 'Drip irrigation test'.
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    Post together in real time

    Invite your team or class, and everyone posts at once with no page to reload.

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    Post any kind of file

    Add documents, audio, drawings and links, and each attachment shows as a rich preview rather than a bare URL.

    The board itself: posts from several people, each with a picture, a subject and a few lines of text, on the 'Community Garden Planning Wall' padlet.
    I've used it with my students to communicate with students from around the world, so they can share ideas back and forth and communicate either through video or text or audio
    Nancy PenchevStaff Development Teacher
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    Attach files from Google Drive or OneDrive

    Pull shared files straight from your cloud storage instead of downloading and uploading them again.

    The attachment menu beside a new post, with the pointer on Google Drive, among OneDrive, Camera, Video recorder and Poll, on the 'Community Garden Planning Wall' padlet.
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    Arrange the work visually

    Pick from nine formats, and keep it free form, sort ideas into columns, or put posts on a map.

    The board in the Columns format, its posts filed under one column per section, on the 'Community Garden Planning Wall' padlet.
    I love that it keeps learning organized, meaningful and easy for the students to return to anytime.
    Peicai Secondary School
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    Give feedback where the work is

    Comment on a teammate's post, or upvote, downvote, like or rate it.

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    See who posted what, and when

    The activity panel logs every post, edit and comment, so nothing gets lost on a busy board.

    The Activity panel, listing who added posts and when, beside the board, on the 'Community Garden Planning Wall' padlet.
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    Get notified when the board changes

    Follow updates by email or push notification, or subscribe to the board's private RSS feed.

    The Activity panel, listing who added posts and when, beside the board, on the 'Community Garden Planning Wall' padlet.
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    Decide who can see the board

    Keep it public or private, add a password, invite only certain people, or restrict it to your team or school.

    The Share panel's permissions and privacy: what visitors with the link can do, a password, sign-in, and the invited collaborators, on the 'Community Garden Planning Wall' padlet.
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    Share by link, QR code or embed

    Collaborators join from a link without logging in, and you can embed the board on your website or LMS.

    The QR code dialog people scan to open the board, on the 'Community Garden Planning Wall' padlet.
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    One collaboration platform instead of several

    Chances are your group works together in more than one way, and Padlet handles many of them so you stop juggling tools.

    The board in the Columns format, its posts filed under one column per section, on the 'Our Class Idea Wall' padlet.

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