How to Teach Remotely with Padlet

Learn how to teach remotely with Padlet, an online bulletin board where students can have interactive conversations, show their thinking, showcase their work, and much more!

In this week's education technology tutorial, Sam Kary shows you how to use Padlet for online learning. You'll learn how to optimize the settings and customize Padlet to best fit your teaching needs, how to upload different types of media, and create different kinds of boards. Along the way, Sam also gives you different tips and ideas for creative ways to use Padlet with your students.

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