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How to Upload Content to Padlet Boards

9th September 2020

2:04

iPad | QuickTips

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11" iPad Pro (2nd Generation)
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iPadOS 13
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Jacob Woolcock

9th September 2020

Jacob Woolcock

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2:04

| Padlet
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11" iPad Pro (2nd Generation)
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iPadOS 13

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Description

Discover how to effortlessly add content to Padlet, whether it’s photos, drawings, videos, or text, in this simple tutorial suitable for any modern web browser or mobile app. Learn to customise your posts with background colours, link to other posts, and explore different Padlet board varieties to enhance your interactive experience. This quick guide is perfect for anyone looking to get the most out of Padlet, whether for personal use or classroom activities.

Transcript

Here’s a quick look at how you can add some content to Padlet. This should work in any modern web browser or in the mobile apps as well. All you need to do to get started is press the plus button in the bottom corner. From here, you can choose what you want to upload. Is it going to be a picture, or a drawing, or a video, or just some text? Whatever it is, Padlet will show you how to do that, and you can quite simply tap on the option you want. I’m going to tap on ‘Picture’, choose a picture I want from my camera roll on my iPad, and then I’ll put in a quick title and write a description as well. I’m going to put my name on there, so I know who’s posted it on this board, because otherwise, it won’t show you the actual poster. When you’re done, you can press the ‘Post’ button, and it will upload onto Padlet. Sometimes this requires approval, so whoever made the Padlet board will need to go in and say yes or no to your post.

You can use the three dots in the corner to edit your posts as well, if you want to make changes, or you can set a background colour on lots of posts as well, which makes them stand out from the crowd a little bit. You can also explore what’s there already by tapping onto a post, and you’ll get a nice big image if it’s a photo, or you can read the text in more detail as well. Padlet boards come in lots of different varieties, and sometimes the upload process differs slightly based on the board itself. For example, on a world map, you first have to choose a location before you can upload your content, or on a timeline, you have to tap on the time you want it to show up.

Here’s a more free form board, where I can attach a piece of content to a particular year group. So, I’ll make a new post as normal. I’ll go for a drawing this time, and a lovely self-portrait. When the post is live, I can press the three little dots in the top corner to edit my content, and from here, I’m going to choose ‘Link to Other Post’. Then I can choose my Year 3, Year 4, whatever it’s going to be, and that will do a connection between the Padlet as well. So, there are lots of different ways of interacting in Padlet. This is just one really simple example, but the more you use it, the more things you’ll explore.

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About Padlet
The Padlet app is an online collaboration tool that allows users to create and share virtual bulletin boards, where they can post and organise content such as text, images, links, and videos. It is widely used in educational and professional settings to facilitate brainstorming, project planning, and information sharing in a visually interactive format.
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This QuickTip video was recorded on an 11" iPad Pro (2nd Generation)
running iPadOS 13.

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