The Padlet app has a funky new beta feature called Catscan. Catscan converts your sticky notes or paper notes into a digital format and posts them to a Padlet board. It’s a great way to share ideas gathered in hard-copy. Why not have a play? At present this feature is only available in the Padlet… Continue reading #470 Padlet Catscan: Digitise your sticky notes
The back channel board in Padlet is a really easy way to facilitate group working. It enables you to quickly set up a shared space where people can share ideas, links, documents, photos and a whole heap of things. It’s super easy to set up, you’ll get going in a jiffy! Once your board has… Continue reading #468 Padlet back chat
Now that you are up and running on Padlet (if not, catch up in 5 minutes on the rest of our Padlet series) this post will show you how you can share and export your Padlet wall. Sharing is easy. You can quickly disseminate your Padlet to an audience either via social media or by email. The export function… Continue reading #185 Share or Export your Padlet
In this latest post in our Padlet series, we look at how you can change the privacy settings to suit your intended audience. This gives you control over who can see what and who can post to your wall. Take a look at this short video to show you how this works… Featured image: “Please!”… Continue reading #137 Changing the Privacy settings on your Padlet wall
Padlet is certainly a firm favourite here at #1minuteCPD HQ and it looks that way in the wider #edtech community too. We’ve already seen how to change the URL to your Padlet and in a later post we will look at the Privacy features on your Padlet wall. In this short video we show you how… Continue reading #129 Modify your Padlet
Last month, we introduced you to Padlet. Today, I will show you a very quick and easy way to collect and curate web links into your online pin board. Firstly, you need to download the Padlet Mini Google Chrome extension. Once you’ve logged in to Padlet, you can easily start pinning links to your board… Continue reading #71 Using the Padlet Google Chrome extension to quickly save web links
A few posts ago we shared the collaboration tool Padlet (see: #34 Padlet: Your online pinboard, if you missed it). Padlet is a firm favourite with the #1minuteCPD gang, and this little trick makes it even easier to share. In this post we show show you how to create a customised web link (URL) to… Continue reading #53 Create a custom link to your Padlet wall
