#Padlet alternatives code#
Tip: Copy the QR code image into your lecture slides, so students can scan the code via their smart device as an alternative to the link.
Click on Get QR code to generate a QR code.Tip: Share the Padlet link within Learn.UQ as an announcement or a web link, so students can bookmark it before the lecture or tutorial. You can also include the link at the bottom of your lecture slides. Share the Padlet link with your students.Click on Copy link to clipboard to copy the Padlet link.>Return to top Share a Padlet Copy the Padlet Link Ensure Visitor Permissions is set to Can write, so students can contribute to the Padlet.Select Org wide from the privacy options.Tip: While Creating a Padlet, ensure Attributions is toggled on for student names to automatically appear on posts. Note: Please be aware that your Padlet will be searchable and accessible to all UQ staff and students. By setting visitor permissions to can write, students can contribute to the Padlet after logging in with their UQ account. If you choose the Organisation Wide privacy option, your Padlet will only be viewable to those who log into their UQ account. >Return to top Organisation Wide (log in required)
Select Secret from the privacy options.Tip: If you want to identify student posts, ask students to add their name to each post title. By setting visitor permissions to can write, students can access the Padlet via the link you provide and contribute without logging into Office 365, however all student posts will be anonymous. If you choose the Secret privacy option, your Padlet will only be viewable by those who access it via a link. >Return to top Secret (no log in required) Click on SHARE in the top menu to open the Share and Privacy menu.Note: By default, your Padlet's privacy will be set to Secret and Visitors Can write, meaning anyone who accesses the Padlet link can contribute, regardless of whether they are logged into their Office365 account.
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