Community reviews for Padlet

I believe Padlet is a very useful learning tool to identify information, collect responses of students and present information on a specific topic.

Going to use it more this year! Need a replacement for Jamboard. Would like to it to sync into Google since we are a Google school so would like info on that. Don't go too crazy with the templates... a litte overwhelming at times when I just want to jump in an get started. Padlet University?? Would love to do this in the summer.

I really like all of the new features in Padlet. The AI-driven templates are fun to use, and even though I rarely use the complete plans/suggestions they produce, they are still excellent ways to get new ideas.

I love that there is NO commercial when I play a YT video from padlet. I wish I could make some title posts with bigger fonts. I also would like the search for a padlet to be more accurate and not search what IS in the padlet but the title only. Details really, because I love padlet. The support team is exceptional.

I am not normally a big fan of technology in the classroom much, but Padlet is a great tool in reviewing vocabulary in an English Language class. It is also great for students who are maybe a little shy and want to write their thoughts and ideas first. Easy access for the students Ability to stop students from using inappropriate words or being impolite Able to have a lesson where students can think of something they wish to say in a more polite and formal way in order to get their point across which is great for learning about formal vs informal use of words in different contexts. For example, what words you may use in a formal class environment vs how you would change those words with your friends or people you know well in a face to face context.

I like it because I can organize all the learning resources for different topics in an organized ways and children can access them easiely. However sometimes the files that are uploaded from the computer cannot be opened, which is very annoying. And I like the old padlet column organizing way, the new one with horizontal posts are very confusing.

Padlet is versatile. You can link multiple padlets for leveling work for students, or differentiating instruction. You can post multiple types of media for maximum engagement options. It's great for kids and adults. Simple to use and a subscription is pretty affordable for hose of us who must self-finance technology for their classrooms.

This resource is actually one of my favorite technology tools that I use in my classroom! My students can download documents and assignments directly from the app. Students are very familiar with it. It can also be used for group discussion boards, group activities and assignments; videos can be uploaded. It is so easy-to-use and so versatile. There are so many other ways this app can be used in the classroom that I have yet to discover.

Padlet is a one-stop service for me. I love using it for sharing ideas. I teach here and also keep track of students' understanding and work here. Overall, my opinion about Padlet as a teaching tool is very positive. I find the platform extremely easy to use, which is a significant advantage. It allows for seamless collaboration and sharing of ideas. What I like most is the intuitive interface that makes it easy for both teachers and students to post, comment, and interact with content. However, one area for improvement could be the customization options for the layout, which sometimes feel limited. More flexibility in design could enhance the user experience even further. Despite this, Padlet remains a valuable tool in my teaching toolkit.

I thought this format worked well for the class. The only negative is the limited about of Padlets without a subscription. I don't think my district will pay for the subscriptions so sadly I will not be able to continue using it.