Avis clients sur Padlet

Padlet is a simple way for groups of people to share ideas, brainstorm, and start conversations. In the classroom setting I have used it many times for students to anonymously project ideas on the screen. This easy to access software can help students to get out of their shells and contribute to a conversation/seminar in ways that they otherwise wouldn't have.

Padlet's features are functional and easy to use, however they are at times simplistic and lack the more refined features that would be helpful. It feels like an online version of having individuals place stickynotes on a corkboard. It can also be difficult to vet inappropriate submissions if you are not vigilant.

I like the simplicity of Padlet. Teachers and lecturers can easily and quickly prepare a Padlet board for the online collation of multi-media materials. Using the tool as teachers and as students is intuitive. The design of the Padlet board is inviting and encourages students to engage with materials posted by others and to add their own ideas in writing, image and video.
Sharing the link to Padlet boards in a lesson or as homework is quick and easy and there are various options including link copy and QR codes.

More thought could be directed towards ways in which Padlet can encourage teachers to use the tool in alternative assessments.
I also feel that an internal spell check could be beneficial in educational contexts.

places documents/videos etc in one place, easy to navigate and visually appealing

I dont use it enough to be able to comment

Padlet is very easy to set up and share with others, making it the perfect tool for collaborative sessions involving larger groups in an online space, which has become the way our organisation works most of the time now. Seeing updates to the Padlet in real time assists the conversations, as well as providing those who are less confident to speak out loud with an opportunity to have their voices heard.

I would like more control over the formatting of the exported outputs in order to make the analysis of content a little easier.

Easy to use, cool templates, and ease of managing pads for comments, images, uploading, etc.
Our students loved using it everyday.

Some of the privacy settings was not easy to find or access, but overall, it is a fantastic platform for teachers and students.

Padlet can be used with elemntary students and adults. As an administrator of both groups of users, I have seen collaboartion, engagement, and creatvitiy from a basic tool such as this.

Padelt is very basic to use--almost too basic. I wish there were a few more bells and whistles to customize your board.

I LOVE PADLET. I am teaching online this year and it is such a great tool to get students engaged. It's easy to use even with little experience and engages even the most challenging students to engage!

No cons for me! I would like to see a coteacher option but that might already exist, I have yet to experiment with it! Love Padlet!

The padlet is such a nice software I use when communicating with my students. I post a question or sometime a ask their opinion on something and then i share the link of my padlet with my students so they can write their ideas. In fact i see interaction and the students use it well.
I will keep using with my students since it is very great for communication.

i have no negative points on padlet, it is one of my favorite tool to use for education.

It can be used be used collaboratively, and users can easily share media (from the web or video, audio, photos from own computer). There is no pressure to write long posts and users can comment or like other posts. If used for a personal blog, can quickly add posts and share media. Using the feature to change the color of the posts serves as an easy and visual way of categorizing posts.

When applying different formats onto existing content, all the dates of the posts are reset and you no longer have the original timestamps.

We use it to gather and share ideas simultaneously. We use it for our own planning as well as large conference with international participants. It is really easy to use, can be done on your phone browser as well. Very self-explanatory. Can be supervised from the backend.

more options on how to disply the tiles would be appreciated.

I like that ever since working from home, Padlet allows us to jot our ideas, questions, comments, and suggestions down in a remote team environment setting during virtual brainstorm planning sessions.

In addition to Padlet, our company has used Jamboard. While Padlet is neat, I personally feel that Jamboard takes the cake because of its integration with G Suite and Microsoft Teams.

Padlet is a user-friendly platform that allows for easy collaboration. There is a free version that can be used as long as you don't need many different Padlet pages. Three Padlet pages are included in the free version. You can delete pages once you don't need them to free up Padlet space to remain in the free version.

The template is set; however, you can add more columns and boxes under the columns. The format may or may not work for every project or need.

I am just using PAdlet for several weeks and have fallen in love with this platform. Padlet provides a variety of features that enable me, as an educator, to manage my class e-materials (PDF, links, video, audio, image etc) and activities. It is easy to use, my students could join class activities and collaborate easily with a simple demo and instruction. I also like Padlet as it gives us an option to give comments, grades, and appreciation to the contents as it can build engagement among class members. We can also use Padlet for an ice-breaking session to add fun learning experiences.

Would love to see some integrations with other Softwares

Padlet is a fun way for students to add information learned, onto a board, and also respond to other students’ posts as well.

It is frustrating that students can keep adding pages to the Padlet that everyone is working on. It is also too expensive for a lot of teachers I know.

A web page like Padlet allows you to make boards, timelines and presentations in a stylized and different way.

The user interface is not so easy to use, it takes time to adapt to its operation. I did not test the paid version so I cannot give a criteria for that.

Gostei muito do fato do Padlet permitir que postemos fotos, vídeos e tudo mais e que seja aberto para comentários sobre os demais posts, a ideia de utilizar a ferramenta de forma colaborativa é funcional para o meu negócio.

O que achei fraco é o desempenho do aplicativo, ele apresenta muita lentidão, ocupa espaço demais na memória do celular e é um pouco triste não poder editar os documentos que subimos nele.

I really like Padlet. There are so many things you can use Padlet for in your classroom. I have had the students describe a vocabulary word in our unit. This software allows my students to show off their creativity. I love that they can work individually or with a partner. This has templates to begin the project so it lets my students focus most on what they choose to add to their creation. My students can easily share their project with me which makes grading simple.

There aren't a whole lot of background choices. I would like it better if there were more backgrounds to choose from.

Padlet is really helpful while outlining your vision, project or idea. Interface is playful and intuitive for creative process.

The recent changes have not been actually helpful, it is less easy to navigate it, sometimes new is not necessarily better.

I like that you can post and see what others post in in real time.

It took me 10 minutes to figure out how to post but it's super easy once you figure it out.

Excellent way to collate and share resources. I use with adult learners to curate sets of websites, documents, videos and more for self-access learning within a particular theme. I very much like how you can add a huge variety of different types of materials, and easily add comments.

I have not had any problems at all with Padlet.

Padlet is a great tool for easily making online interactive bulletin boards. Each board can be created with a layout to fit your needs - from freestyle boards that let users post anywhere, to more structured ones with columns. Creators can also adjust the permissions of posting, requiring each post to be approved by them before going live, which helps for teachers with more rambunctious students! There are also some fun patterns and styles you can use for the backgrounds, which make it pop a little more than other more bland options!

Padlet used to be free to use for as many Padlets as you wanted, but has since become a paid software, where free users can only make a limited number of boards - three to four at most.

Padlet is digital and collaborative. I love that our entire team can make edits to a board regardless of permissions. Public and Private boards make things easy to navigate. All done in a visually pleasing way instead of lists and lists of data.

Padlet is amazing for collaboration and creativity, but there is certainly a "wild-west" mentality to the boards. When anyone can post anything, it's important that the entire team has a good understanding of why the boards exist in the first place.

I like the immediate responses from students that allows me to address any concerns and clarify questions. It is a great formative assessment tool.

No cons. It is easy to use and has always been seamless.

It worked for the purpose it was used for.

I received very poor customer service. They continued to charge me a monthly service charge for over a year.

It's so easy to share with staff and receive immediate feedback for all to see and get for collaboration.

I really can't think of anything that I don't like about Padlet.