Teachers and students can use Padlet to collaborate, share content and brainstorm online. An individual padlet can be accessed through any device with a web browser, allowing collaborators to contribute photos, comment on other people's ideas and plan projects.

Watch Padlet video tutorials to help you get started, or check out the frequently asked questions and support documentation for Padlet.

Check out LEaRN@Home - LEaRN Crowdsourcing initiative, a padlet created by LEaRN @ The University of Melbourne which showcases top tips for creating engaging learning spaces for learning and working from home. 

Go to the Padlet home page and log in using either your DoE Google or Microsoft accounts.

A free account allows you to have up to 3 walls and upload up to 10MB on the padlets created. Users wanting access to unlimited padlets can purchase a monthly or annual plan.