As I wrote yesterday, this week Padlet added a new feature to their iPad and iPhone app. The new feature is called Catscan. Catscan lets you scan a set of physical sticky notes and have those notes digitized and displayed on a Padlet wall. Catscan is one of many ways that you can add notes to a Padlet wall. In all there are now at least ten types of notes that you can add to a Padlet wall. Nine of them are featured in the following video. The tenth is the new Catscan option.
Ten types of notes that can be added to Padlet.
- Text
- Hyperlinks
- File upload
- Video recorded with webcam/ mobile phone camera.
- Audio recorded directly on Padlet.
- Scribble/ free hand drawing on Padlet.
- Pictures taken with webcam/ mobile phone camera.
- Google Search to add image, video, GIF, or link.
- Google Map.
- Digitized version of physical sticky note (Catscan mode).
Bonus Items:
If you enable these options, you can comment and or vote on the notes added to a Padlet wall.
