PebblePad user guides
PebblePad 3 user guides
What's New in PebblePad - January 2013 - guide for students
You can read more about PebblePad 3 at www.pebblepad.co.uk/pp3.asp
PebblePad 3Help can be found once you have logged in, by clicking on the ? icon top right.
This help will answer many of your questions, and is actively being expanded - particularly with the creation of additional video tutorials.
Why can't I copy and paste in Pebble+?
Because Pebble+ uses Flash, you can't right-click with the mouse to copy and paste. However you can use the keyboard shortcuts:
Ctrl + C Copy
Ctrl + V Paste
Collecting your webfolio template
for students who are provided with a webfolio template
Editing a PebblePad webfolio
for students who are provided with a webfolio template
Removing a duplicate webfolio
for students who have pressed "Copy & Submit" more than once - how to remove surplus assets from a workspace
Unpublishing an asset
if you have published an asset to the web, so anyone can see it - how to undo this.
Creating a blog and adding it to your webfolio
Building and using PebblePad Collections
an effective way to bring all your related assets together
Adding additional pages to a webfolio
using assets already in your asset store to create new webfolio pages
Adding new pages to a webfolio
creating new blank pages in your webfolio
Adding a form to your webfolio
where forms have been shared with members of a workspace
How to view grades and feedback in PebblePad
PebblePad Classic user guides
The guides below are for those completing work using PebblePad Classic.
PebblePad Frequently asked questions
Sending an asset to a Gateway
How to send your webfolio or other assets to a Gateway for assessment
Dealing with duplicate webfolios
and ensuring that the right one has been sent to the Gateway
Further comprehensive help on using PebblePad Classic, including online videos on how to create Webfolios, can be found at: http://www.pebblepad.co.uk/help.asp
A selection of video tutorials to help students use PebblePad can be found in this YouTube playlist.
Some of these videos have been produced at the University of West London, while some are from other institutions; some relate to specific course modules, while others cover general points.