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What you’ll learn: how to use a basic lesson as a template.
Time required: 5 minutes
🏠 A Basic Lesson as a Template
To keep your visual identity consistent, it’s a good idea to start by creating a basic lesson template.
Gather the following elements:
Logo
Colour codes (hex or RGB values)
Images
Frequently used components
✅ Which slides belong in a basic lesson?
A basic lesson includes all the slides you regularly use. For example:
Title slide
Legend slide
Learning objectives slide
Informative slides
Slides with images (with or without hotspots)
Mind map
Quiz question
Open question
Photo question
Various drag-and-drop activities
Poll
Slide with spinner
Exit ticket (revising learning objectives)
Slide with logo
⚠️ Note: There’s a yellow channel banner in the bottom-left corner of every slide. It’s best to place your slide titles either centred, top-left, or top-right.
⭐ FavoUrites
Save all your reusable slides to your favourites:
How to use favourites:
Create a slide you’d like to reuse.
Click the black star icon to save it as a favourite.
To insert a favourite slide, click the Add slide button or the grey tile with a white plus.
Then, select Favourites via the blue button in the top-right corner.
You now know how to create a basic lesson template and use it more than once by saving it to favourites. In the next lesson plan, we’ll explain how to maintain your visual style consistently throughout your lesson templates.