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You don’t need to be a web guru to create or share the Padlet content and the Padlet walls you create can be embedded into other web sites and VLEs. Web link names can be changed to suit the Padlet you have created. The sharing of Padlet content can be completely open or restricted with many options in between.

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Padlet is also a great space to have students collaborate and where students can download a copy of the content for their study needs. It’s a great space to layout content for a variety of reasons.

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With the free account, users can create three Padlets ( virtual wall / digital canvas). Padlet as a tool is flexible and versatile. Accessibility is improving all the time.It depends on the intended use of the wall and how open or closed the content needs to be.Īlong with this, if students have collaborated on a wall, they can save a copy of the wall content as a JPG, PDF, Excel sheet or CSV file to their local devices ( for their own learning purposes). Links can be shared, embedded or passworded.

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In terms of professional development, users can choose suitable layouts to gather evidence for portfolio purposes.Įach Padlet wall generates a link ( you can change the link). There are other layouts available and many uses for Padlet. Please click the links to see how other people have used Padlet: In this section, we want to provide you with some examples of where Padlet has been used. To help you collaborate on Padlet walls, do view the links below to assist you: This allows for the sharing of bigger video files ( whilst not infringing copyright).

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Instead of uploading a video to Padlet, it could be uploaded to vimeo/YouTube or other video hosting site and the share code added to Padlet. We tested Padlet by uploading videos / images and other media, just to check for it’s limits, which are as follows: Have a watch of this handy video to help teachers get started and orientated with Padlet:

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The major advantage here, viewers don’t need software on their devices to view content.ĭo check out the limitations section ( below) for the size of uploads that can be used on the free Padlet. It’s very flexible.Īttachments can also be downloaded and/or viewed with online viewers, i.e., Word / PowerPoint. Media can be uploaded or embedded from other sources as well. Uploaded and shared content can be text, audio, video, photo or attachments. In Queen’s, we use the Canvas VLE and by embedding a Padlet wall for collaboration, teachers might ask students to share content on a wall as a visual discussion board. Padlet pages can be embedded to other web sites and virtual learning environments ( VLE). Now, users can make Timelines, Maps, Back Channels and Shelves layouts. Years ago, Padlet was limited to three wall options: Stream, Grid and Wall. Over time, more wall layouts and personalisation of these have increased. The beauty of Padlet walls is they are very flexible. Thus, if you are on the current free account with three walls, this will use up one of your precious resources. If you are a Padlet owner and collaborate or join another Owner’s wall, this uses one of your Padlets. Walls no longer in use can be deleted or repurposed and this doesn’t affect the total wall count. Prior to 2018, Padlet was free and anyone with a legacy account ( pre-2018) can still create up to 66 Padlet walls. If you need more walls, basic plans start at £8 a month ( other pricing plans are available) and this unlocks other features, i.e., support, uploading of larger videos, etc. Currently ( 2020) anyone who creates a free account is limited to the creation of three Padlets ( or virtual walls). The Padlet content can be open to wider audiences or restricted/closed through the use of passwords. Or, Padlet can be used collaboratively, i.e., a class project.īy ‘virtual wall’, we mean many types of content can be posted, both by the owner and other individuals with a link to the wall. These are basic uses and it can be used for so much more.Īs an online teaching/learning application, Padlet can be a personal space to gather ideas or evidence, i.e., portfolio of work for professional development. It can be considered a ‘mood board’ or used for bulletins. Padlet is a virtual wall or digital canvas. This week, we will look at Padlet, what it is, how it can be used and the formats it can support and it’s limitations. It ties in to both teaching and learning and can be used across multiple platforms. Padlet began life as an online tool but is now also available as an App on iOS and Android. DigiKnow has been covering different learning Apps lately. Good afternoon and we hope you’re having a lovely start to your week.

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