Building Dynamic Templates with Keynote – A Resource for You!

Are you ready to take your Keynote skills to the next level? Join Apple Distinguished Educators Tanya Leon, Erin Mastin, Mark Kemler, Cheryl Boes, and Jeremie Coplin at MACUL 2025 in Detroit as we dive into the art of creating dynamic templates, workbooks, and student portfolios!

In our session, "Designing Dynamic Templates: Unlock Creativity with Keynote," you'll explore how templates can scaffold learning, boost creativity, and make tasks more engaging and accessible for all students. Attendees will leave with a custom-designed template and plenty of inspiration to keep creating.

To support your journey, we’ve put together an attached resource packed with Keynote placeholders, paper guides, arrows, graphics, and expert tips to help you design your own templates. Whether you're crafting interactive workbooks or personalized student portfolios, these tools will set you up for success.

Join us at MACUL 2025 in Detroit, and get ready to transform your classroom with tools that inspire choice, creativity, and deeper learning! 🚀✨

 

Slide from presentation with memojis of all presenters
MACUL Keynote Template Speakers

 

Template with space to add a picture, add text, add a recording, and circle an emoji to share about feelings
Sample template all attendees will make and take with them


Looking for some ready-made templates to get started? Check out the following posts that include templates by some of our ADEs:

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March 19, 2025

Sounds like a wonderful, fun and very helpful presentation. Wish I was attending. Good Luck to you all and thanks for the links to the templates and the download!

March 22, 2025

Hi Tanya

Thanks so much for sharing all of these resources and it sounds like it will really be an engaging and helpful session at MACUL.

Love the hot tips on creating a Keynote learning journal, especially having formatted the text boxes before hand (and of course locking nearly everything in place!).

The weekly reflection is a really effective tool to use. I will have to create one!

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