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Shoutout to the schools that schooled us. Jennifer and Larissa spent a week in Southern California classrooms, and the teachers and administrators they met didn't just use Padlet. They owned it. Thank you to every educator who opened their doors, shared their classrooms, and showed us what Padlet looks like in the hands of people who really know what they're doing. 📍 Central Union High, Calexico USD, Oxnard, Anaheim, Pomona, NSTA

Got a teacher who changed things for you? Let them know. Happy teachers' appreciation week! Template here: https://lnkd.in/g3JCNFXk

Padlet exists because of teachers. So today feels like a good moment to recognize the people on our own team who actually spent years in those classrooms, and now guide us with their expertise.   Kelly Sherrill and Amy Leggat, M.Ed. taught elementary school. Jennifer Simms taught high school social studies and ELA. Larissa Walder taught middle school science and went on to coach other teachers. Zareen Poonen Levien, M.Ed. taught elementary, middle school math, and high school science, and also coached teachers K-12.   Thank you Kelly, Amy, Jenny, Larissa, and Zareen. We're very lucky to have you with us.

Happy teachers' appreciation week. We would not be here without you. Literally.

History is full of people who couldn't collaborate with each other. Your students don't have that excuse.

Want to get more out of Padlet in your classroom? Join a live session with tips, tricks, and real examples on padlet.tv

In 3 minutes: build a game, share it with your class, and watch students suddenly care about participation. This is Padlet Arcade.

Afraid of students getting rowdy online? Don’t worry: Padlet catches inappropriate content before anyone can see it. If something improper gets posted, Safety Net catches it and flags it for you to approve or reject. Just make sure your padlet is set to 'Auto Moderation'. Want more control? Change settings to 'Manual Moderation'.  This way, all posts are submitted for review.  You can review and approve every post before it goes live.

Padlet auto-translates posts into over 45 languages so students and parents read in theirs and you read in yours. Same board, no language barrier.

If you attended Spring CUE 2026, powered by CALIE, then you likely witnessed our partner Padlet showcasing how innovation and technology can support advancement in curriculum and how that translates to our students in the classroom. We hope you got a chance to make a board or create a sandbox and better understand how these digital tools can not only inspire your classroom locally, but can also connect to success in education around the world. Partnership isn't just about flashy branded spaces or high visibility. It's about true collaboration and showing up in an authentic way -- and we're grateful for support from partners like Padlet! Did you experience Padlet platforms during Spring CUE 2026? What stood out to you?