Thick Slides Eduprotocol for Keynote

Do you use Eduprotocols in your classroom? Eduprotocols are lesson frameworks that focus on incorporating the 4C's in student learning.

One popular Eduprotocol is the Thick Slide. A Thick Slide is a deconstructed paragraph. Thick Slides allow students to determine what is important about a topic after reading, and then present and communicate that information both visually and verbally.

Though not necessary, Thick Slides are primarily shared out to students using Google Slides. Attached to this post you will find a Thick Slides template that was created for Keynote. Please let me know if you use it with your students, and if you do, how it goes. Thank you!

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