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Tech Tip: Padlet Pets

I hadn't heard of Padlet before but it was interesting to work with and very easy to use. I liked that we all were able to add pictures of our pets in one space. It was fun to scroll through and see all of my classmates animals. It is a good way to learn about everyone since we are in an online class.
If you want to see my cat, here is the link. Just look for Pester.
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  1. UnknownFebruary 26, 2019 at 4:37 PM

    Hey Elyse,

    I also did the Padlet pets tech tip. I came into it, much like you, having never heard of padlet. It was super awesome to see everyone’s pets. IT was also very easy to upload and navigate. I am not sure how I have never heard of this. I will definitely be using it in the future.

    -Andy

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  2. SpencerKunzMarch 4, 2019 at 9:34 AM

    Hey, Elyse!

    I did the Padlet Pets tip as well and I had so much fun getting to see everyone else's pets. It was a great study break amidst all of the readings! Pester looks like a sweetie, even despite what you said. I'm glad you guys were able to give him a good home -- it looks like he's living the good life, even if he won't admit it.

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