Padlet: licensed version now available for staff and students

The University of Melbourne has made a Padlet Backpack license available to staff, which allows for unlimited padlet wall creation and posts, compared to the free (Basic) version which only supports creating 3 padlet walls. The only restriction to our license is a 250MB file upload limit per individual post, with unlimited posts.

Padlet is a web-based tool for virtual brainstorming, collation and collaboration, both real-time and asynchronously, without the need to be co-located in the same physical space. It enables online activities equivalent to those done in a physical setting, such as adding post-it notes to a whiteboard, brainstorming, mind mapping, creating visual boards, presentations and more.

Teaching staff who don’t have a UniMelb Padlet account yet can get theirs set up using the Microsoft Single Sign On login option on unimelb.padlet.org

For more on Padlet and access support go to: https://lms.unimelb.edu.au/learning-technologies/padlet

For ABP BEL+T specific guidance on tactics on how you could use learning tools for interaction go to:

https://msd.unimelb.edu.au/belt/abp-teaching-toolbox/online-teaching-and-learning/guidancetiles/interactive-collaborative-online-sessions

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