How to use Padlet as a teacher? Audio & Video Options

[@ttvRussell]

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[@ChrisFryBarcelona]

Thanks, Russell. It was very useful to learn that you can restrict students’ contributions to audio and/or video. It makes it easier for students to find these formats and makes the Padlet more like Flip (Flipgrid)

[@ttvRussell]

Glad it was helpful! Thanks for the comment

[@nichribolove7]

Thank you, Russell. I like to use Padlets in my language classes. So, I will try this audio and video technique and see how it works.

[@ttvRussell]

Best of luck!

[@wingertstrasse1]

Very interesting. I've always liked Padlet, even when it had it's old name of Wall Wisher. So these extras will be great to incorporate into projects. Thank you so much

[@ttvRussell]

Thanks for watching!

[@timknight9188]

Hi Russell, thanks as always. I wonder when you recorded this. I got a surprise at the weekend when setting up a couple of new Padlets and found I had no option to Archive any more. And a quick search told me that it’s in dashboard or trash now. Pity but I understand why they’ve done it (unless I’m missing a trick). (Btw, I especially appreciated the tip about streamlining the post field attachments).

[@ttvRussell]

The training was recorded before the recent update that moved the Archive option to the dashboard or trash, but I'm glad you found the attachment streamlining tip helpful!

[@girmafeye7115]

How create padlet for frew

[@ttvRussell]

Thanks for your question! To create a Padlet for free: Sign Up: Go to padlet.com and create a free account. Start a Padlet: Once logged in, click the “Make a Padlet” button. Choose a Format: Pick a layout (Wall, Canvas, Stream, etc.) that suits your needs. Customize: Add a title, description, and adjust the design to your liking. Share: Use the share options to invite others to view or contribute. The free plan includes a limited number of Padlets, but it’s great for getting started. Let me know if you need more help

[@thephoenix_808]

Thank you! I've heard that a student can only have an audio recording for 5 minutes and video recordings for 2 minutes at a time with the free option. Is that indeed the case?

[@ttvRussell]

You're welcome! Yes, with the free version of Padlet, students can record audio for up to 5 minutes and video for up to 2 minutes at a time.