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Lecture presentation template with feedback from the whole hall

A free lecture template: 10 slides with 3 polls, ready to run on Zoom, Google Meet, Teams or in the room.

Use this templateFree. Edit any slide or question.
Lecture template: title slide

What’s inside

  1. Lecture: Title slide1 · Title slide
  2. Lecture: Agenda2 · Agenda
  3. PollAnonymous

    How did last week’s material land?

    1. AGot it
    2. BMostly
    3. CLost me
    3 · Live poll
  4. Lecture: Section slide4 · Section slide
  5. Lecture: Discussion prompt5 · Discussion prompt
  6. Poll

    Which part of today needs another pass?

    1. AThe first half
    2. BThe second half
    3. CThe examples
    4. DAll clear
    6 · Live poll
  7. Lecture: Key takeaways7 · Key takeaways
  8. PollAnonymous

    How’s the pace?

    1. ASlow down
    2. BJust right
    3. CSpeed up
    8 · Live poll
  9. Lecture: Next steps9 · Next steps
  10. Lecture: Closing slide10 · Closing slide

About this lecture template

In a hall of a hundred students, a show of hands tells you very little. This lecture presentation template opens with a quick recap, covers today’s material, then closes with questions and next steps. The discussion slide asks how today’s idea connects to last week, which helps students build a picture of the whole course.

Three polls give you lecture feedback in seconds. An anonymous check asks how last week’s material landed. Another asks which part of today needs another pass. A final anonymous pace check asks whether to slow down or speed up. It suits lecturers and teaching assistants looking for large class engagement without extra marking.

When to use it

  • Large lectures where only a few students ever ask questions
  • Starting a new week by checking how the last one landed
  • Adjusting your pace while you still have time to fix it

How to use it

  1. Use this template. All 10 slides land in your Slides, free. Edit the text on any slide, change any question, or add your own slides from a PDF.
  2. Run it. On a Zoom, Google Meet or Teams call, people answer in the meeting chat. In a room, they scan a QR code and answer on their phones. No app for anyone.
  3. See the room. Results land live, only you see who’s gone quiet, and a summary is ready when it ends.

More on live polls, quizzes and pick a volunteer.

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FAQ

Lecture questions.

Engage a large lecture by asking every student to respond at least once, using quick anonymous polls. Even one question every 15 minutes resets attention and shows you what to explain again.