Marp templates for lectures and talks

What is in each template

• Lecture: a course unit with a title slide (no page number), a recap, an agenda with the learning outcome, section dividers, a two-column slide, a table, a practice slide, a summary with the reading for next week, and speaker notes with time checks. 20 px body, a source line on every content slide.
• Talk: the structure from how to present a research paper: problem, one claim on its own slide, what it looks like, the result with an image beside text, limits, the takeaway, and a backup references slide after the end.
• Reading seminar: question prompts with page numbers, a quotation slide, a for/against slide, a closing with the reading response. Built for a 90-minute discussion.
• Thesis defence: problem and gap, the contribution sentence, method in two columns, a results table with the best cell in bold, when it does not help, limitations, contributions, and a backup sensitivity slide. See the guide (Turkish).
• Course introduction: what the course is, how it runs, the schedule table, assessment with weights, policies in one slide, what to do before next week.
• Blank: the front matter, a title slide, a bullet slide with a note, two columns, an image beside text.

Using a template

Open in editor loads it into the Marp online editor; .md downloads the file for VS Code, marp-cli or Lecture Studio. Every template names the default theme and carries its own style: block, so it renders the same in any Marp tool with no theme file to ship. Swap the theme from the editor's menu, or build your own in the theme builder.

The templates use placeholder images from placehold.co in two slides; replace them with files in your deck's assets/ folder.