# Presentation templates

Source: https://decka.dev/templates

Browse published templates, open a preview, and use a template as the starting point for your own presentation. Each detail page describes its slide count and topics.

- [Charades, first round](https://decka.dev/templates/charades-first-round-00ac16d6b15a.md): Easy bank words on a sixty-second clock, with the word on the performer's phone and the room guessing out loud. Built to hand a first-time group a fast win.
- [Most likely to, for a class](https://decka.dev/templates/most-likely-to-for-a-class-02719ef927c8.md): The classroom setting of the same board, with all three settings flipped: no card carries a name, every card turns at once, and each pupil writes three names rather than one. The prompt is one any child would be pleased to be named for.
- [Blue and Greyscale Project Proposal Template](https://decka.dev/templates/blue-and-greyscale-project-proposal-template-02b0658f429b.md): Includes table of contents, problem statement solution, data, and timeline slides
- [Classroom review game, whole class answering](https://decka.dev/templates/classroom-review-game-whole-class-answering-032633db1b26.md): A review board where every student answers every clue, not just the fastest hand. Forty-five seconds a clue so teams can argue, and a reveal that shows how much of the class knew it. Swap in your unit's content by describing it or editing any tile.
- [Could you fill this room?](https://decka.dev/templates/could-you-fill-this-room-059a8d055a31.md): A ready-to-teach lesson deck: a hook, how it works, the live activity and takeaways for the debrief.
- [High-stakes quiz show for a party](https://decka.dev/templates/high-stakes-quiz-show-for-a-party-0633523f702d.md): Movies, music and TV on a board where a wrong team answer costs the team in control the clue's points. People choose their own team, and every team bets on the final clue, so the lead can change on the last answer.
- [This or that, one round](https://decka.dev/templates/this-or-that-one-round-082490b81ee1.md): Five preference pairs from the article, answered from phones with the scoring switched off. The vote takes two minutes; asking people why they picked a side is the actual activity.
- [Closing time at the market](https://decka.dev/templates/closing-time-at-the-market-0826a297c2b9.md): A ready-to-teach lesson deck: a hook, how it works, the live market game and takeaways for the debrief.
- [Take it or leave it](https://decka.dev/templates/take-it-or-leave-it-09a64b570800.md): A ready-to-teach lesson deck: a hook, how it works, the live game and takeaways for the debrief.
- [Would you bet your dinner?](https://decka.dev/templates/would-you-bet-your-dinner-0ce1ac607766.md): A ready-to-teach lesson deck: a hook, how it works, the live game and takeaways for the debrief.
- [Who pays for what we share?](https://decka.dev/templates/who-pays-for-what-we-share-0e64cf6f5cd1.md): A ready-to-teach lesson deck: a hook, how it works, the live game and takeaways for the debrief.
- [They cannot say no](https://decka.dev/templates/they-cannot-say-no-0f378b9d89a3.md): A ready-to-teach lesson deck: a hook, how it works, the live game and takeaways for the debrief.
- [The silent stop-doing round](https://decka.dev/templates/the-silent-stop-doing-round-0fb0e1c0c932.md): One prompt, anonymous, two answers each, revealed a card at a time. It is the round to run when you have time for a single question, and the one that works on a team that says everything is fine — because nobody reads an answer before writing their own.
- [Predict the result, face down](https://decka.dev/templates/predict-the-result-face-down-12527307f136.md): Everyone writes what they think will happen before the demonstration starts, and every card stays face down until you turn them all over together. Anonymous, because being wrong in front of the room should cost nothing on a check about the material.
- [What makes an investment risky?](https://decka.dev/templates/what-makes-an-investment-risky-12d5d22f8ffb.md): A ready-to-teach lesson deck: a hook, how it works, the live game and takeaways for the debrief.
- [Debrief in silence](https://decka.dev/templates/debrief-in-silence-15253f7da6fd.md): The twenty minutes after the activity, which is the part with the strongest evidence behind it and the first part everybody cuts. Two answers each, written before anyone speaks, nothing on screen until the presenter opens it, and a question about Tuesday rather than about whether it was fun.
- [Never have I ever, counted](https://decka.dev/templates/never-have-i-ever-counted-1612bb0dad55.md): Six work-safe statements answered privately from phones, with the screen drawing two bars instead of naming anyone. The game everybody knows, with the one part that costs somebody something taken out.
- [Which car would you sell?](https://decka.dev/templates/which-car-would-you-sell-166c4a92254e.md): A ready-to-teach lesson deck: a hook, how it works, the live game and takeaways for the debrief.
- [Most likely to, at work](https://decka.dev/templates/most-likely-to-at-work-1690f70487c5.md): Two rounds of work-safe prompts, collected face down and turned over one card at a time. Nobody sees an answer until everybody has written one, and every card carries its writer's name, because at work that is what stops somebody lobbing a grenade for the laugh.
- [Which bulb is brighter?](https://decka.dev/templates/which-bulb-is-brighter-1e91106e15ef.md): A ready-to-teach lesson deck: a hook, how it works, the live activity and takeaways for the debrief.
- [How high would you go?](https://decka.dev/templates/how-high-would-you-go-2ab8eb84bfad.md): A ready-to-teach lesson deck: a hook, how it works, the live game and takeaways for the debrief.
- [What is a flat worth to you?](https://decka.dev/templates/what-is-a-flat-worth-to-you-2b6f97b7ea18.md): A ready-to-teach lesson deck: a hook, how it works, the live market game and takeaways for the debrief.
- [Whose fish are these?](https://decka.dev/templates/whose-fish-are-these-2b9da3720c08.md): A ready-to-teach lesson deck: a hook, how it works, the live game and takeaways for the debrief.
- [Meetings, by whether they earn the hour](https://decka.dev/templates/meetings-by-whether-they-earn-the-hour-2d5dfb0025b9.md): The room ranks eight meeting formats privately, then answers one blunt poll about whether any of them earn the hour. The tier list finds the divided row; the poll catches the case where the room dislikes all of them.
- [Always, sometimes, never](https://decka.dev/templates/always-sometimes-never-2f1ad85097f9.md): Put one claim on the board and force a three-way vote, pair on it, then take the identical vote again. It is the design the peer-discussion research actually ran, and the gap between the two counts is the only evidence that the pair did anything.
- [Would you hand it over?](https://decka.dev/templates/would-you-hand-it-over-3174db1b639d.md): A ready-to-teach lesson deck: a hook, how it works, the live game and takeaways for the debrief.
- [Think, pair, share in one word](https://decka.dev/templates/think-pair-share-in-one-word-31821d8055fd.md): The whole structure in about five minutes, with the share collected from everyone at the same moment instead of one voice at a time. Everyone types one word, and a word two pairs sent is drawn larger than a word one pair sent.
- [A First Date Proposal](https://decka.dev/templates/a-first-date-proposal-3a40976fad1b.md): Use this deck for the ultimate nerdy first date proposal
- [The room's ruler](https://decka.dev/templates/the-room-s-ruler-40164712375b.md): A ready-to-teach lesson deck: a hook, how it works, the live activity and takeaways for the debrief.
- [Draw your past weekend](https://decka.dev/templates/draw-your-past-weekend-40742ceb3dcb.md): Guess the doodler ice breaker activity. Works best for a team that already knows each other a little bit or has pockets of people who know each other, and can guide the guess a little.
- [Charades, idioms only](https://decka.dev/templates/charades-idioms-only-40773c0e8600.md): Twenty-four idioms on a two-minute clock, for a room that has already won a few rounds. The performer signals the word count first, then acts the words in order.
- [The hinge question](https://decka.dev/templates/the-hinge-question-41327b650f3e.md): One question at the pivot of the lesson, answered by everyone at once on their phones instead of on mini whiteboards. The decision rule is written before the lesson: this many right and you move on, fewer and you reteach.
- [Who pushes harder?](https://decka.dev/templates/who-pushes-harder-422d18759eb2.md): A ready-to-teach lesson deck: a hook, how it works, the live activity and takeaways for the debrief.
- [Heads or tails?](https://decka.dev/templates/heads-or-tails-42dd8e915432.md): A ready-to-teach lesson deck: a hook, how it works, the live game and takeaways for the debrief.
- [Would you rather, for work](https://decka.dev/templates/would-you-rather-for-work-4382fb0254e1.md): Two work dilemmas that split a room, answered on phones and counted live. A preference is free; these cost something, which is why they start an argument worth having.
- [Nobody picked the teams](https://decka.dev/templates/nobody-picked-the-teams-46e31cbab9bb.md): The two minutes in front of any team game. The software splits the room from whoever is actually in it, each team argues its way to a name, and then a wheel the room filled draws who brings next week's opener. Left to themselves, people group with people they already know.
- [Never have I ever, for a class](https://decka.dev/templates/never-have-i-ever-for-a-class-49f79d93d704.md): A classroom round where the wheel picks the statement and the screen counts the answers, so the person at the front is neither choosing what gets asked nor seeing who admitted what.
- [How Northwind Builds](https://decka.dev/templates/how-northwind-builds-4bf387f37745.md): A template with diagrams for any business or project need
- [Draw the districts](https://decka.dev/templates/draw-the-districts-4d4799fdc135.md): A ready-to-teach lesson deck: a hook, how it works, the live activity and takeaways for the debrief.
- [How much should you make?](https://decka.dev/templates/how-much-should-you-make-4fcc298b8dfd.md): A ready-to-teach lesson deck: a hook, how it works, the live game and takeaways for the debrief.
- [Same crate, same street](https://decka.dev/templates/same-crate-same-street-535129e1e1f2.md): A ready-to-teach lesson deck: a hook, how it works, the live game and takeaways for the debrief.
- [How long does it take you to react?](https://decka.dev/templates/how-long-does-it-take-you-to-react-5b7a1c553b80.md): A ready-to-teach lesson deck: a hook, how it works, the live activity and takeaways for the debrief.
- [The version with no lie in it](https://decka.dev/templates/the-version-with-no-lie-in-it-5bca8109ee07.md): Guess the Doodler keeps the secret, the vote, the scoreboard and the reveal, and drops the deception. Everyone draws the same prompt at once, the drawings go up unsigned, and the room guesses who made which — which is the half of the original game that was doing the work.
- [Five questions, hard end only](https://decka.dev/templates/five-questions-hard-end-only-5c3bd26db774.md): Five questions from the hard tier and nothing else, a minute on each, and no warm-up to hide behind. Everyone predicts their own score on a poll before the first question, which is the part almost nobody gets right.
- [Stand the room up](https://decka.dev/templates/stand-the-room-up-5e5970907db4.md): For a big group whose real goal is that people meet somebody. The room pairs off, gets a question, then pairs off again with somebody new — ten of the article's own questions, shallow ones first.
- [A round with no queue](https://decka.dev/templates/a-round-with-no-queue-5ea2019aba78.md): The article's format fix, built: one question asked of everybody at the same moment, answers collected face down, turned over one card at a time. Two rounds, shallow then a notch deeper, because escalation was the ingredient that mattered.
- [What makes a word actable](https://decka.dev/templates/what-makes-a-word-actable-5f70c4ac9e1c.md): A six-question quiz on what makes a word actable, scored on speed. Run it before the acting starts to settle why the hard words are hard.
- [The food fights](https://decka.dev/templates/the-food-fights-627304387319.md): Two food arguments run as live polls: pineapple on pizza, then whether a hot dog is a sandwich, with a third position for people who say it is its own thing. National polling left both close, so the room's split is genuinely unknown.
- [The room writes the round](https://decka.dev/templates/the-room-writes-the-round-62f443e6403e.md): Nobody can add a question to a round once it is running, so this one collects them first. The room submits the questions it would like this team to answer and upvotes them, and next week's round is whatever came back at the top.
- [Never have I ever, in twos](https://decka.dev/templates/never-have-i-ever-in-twos-69842a485253.md): The version for a room too small to hide a count in. Everyone is paired off on a clock and takes one statement per round, so the disclosure happens in twos instead of in front of the room.
- [The one-word check](https://decka.dev/templates/the-one-word-check-6b2b539f8deb.md): Each student types the one word from today they could not explain to a friend. The repeated words grow into a cloud the whole room watches build.
- [Biscuits, by dunking performance](https://decka.dev/templates/biscuits-by-dunking-performance-6bfd1cdeee5d.md): A two-minute warm-up round that teaches a room how a tier list works before the question that matters. Everyone ranks eight biscuits privately, then one press shows where the room landed.
- [Two truths and a lie](https://decka.dev/templates/two-truths-and-a-lie-6ea4d9c728d3.md): If you insist on two truths and a lie, at least add a high score! Use the quiz activity to let the audience guess which one is the lie, and add questions for more people participating in truths and lies.
- [Trivia, answered in teams](https://decka.dev/templates/trivia-answered-in-teams-7236e7e494c0.md): Four teams, assigned as people join so the usual pairs get broken up, then six questions from six different categories with a full minute to argue each one. No one person holds all six; four people between them usually do. Name the winners out loud and buy them nothing.
- [The first five minutes](https://decka.dev/templates/the-first-five-minutes-76645cf758fd.md): The five minutes before anything starts, which decide how the rest lands. One word each on how the last month felt, so the plan is not built over the top of it, then two named options the room picks between. Describe the thing rather than announcing its genre.
- [The order experiment](https://decka.dev/templates/the-order-experiment-7ba4563c6571.md): One close pair run as an A/B test: the two groups see the same options in opposite orders, assigned alternately so they come out the same size. Puts the question-order effect on the room's own screen.
- [Who blinks first?](https://decka.dev/templates/who-blinks-first-7cc5c4e040a1.md): A ready-to-teach lesson deck: a hook, how it works, the live game and takeaways for the debrief.
- [Lean coffee retro](https://decka.dev/templates/lean-coffee-retro-7d296f09b763.md): The room writes the agenda: one topic each, upvoted before anybody argues for theirs, then a short timebox on whatever came top and a two-option vote on whether to keep going. Almost no fixed content, which is why it survives a team that has run every format twice.
- [How would you spend it?](https://decka.dev/templates/how-would-you-spend-it-7d833c71b225.md): A ready-to-teach lesson deck: a hook, how it works, the live game and takeaways for the debrief.
- [Office trivia, ready to run](https://decka.dev/templates/office-trivia-ready-to-run-804c8eedf526.md): Twelve questions from easy to hard, scored on speed, with the room answering on their phones. No printing, no teams to pick, no host who already knows the answers.
- [The marshmallow challenge](https://decka.dev/templates/the-marshmallow-challenge-83383753cf49.md): A ready-to-teach lesson deck: a hook, how it works, the live activity and takeaways for the debrief.
- [Welcome to First Grade! 🎉](https://decka.dev/templates/welcome-to-first-grade-84220c046999.md): Start the school year with this fun and colorful presentation template for first time schoolers (and parents)
- [Most likely to happen here](https://decka.dev/templates/most-likely-to-happen-here-857b8ec281bf.md): The same prompts with the person taken out of them, run as a fixed-option poll so identical answers merge into a bar instead of into twelve identical cards. A live poll shows the room its own votes as they arrive, which is a fair trade for a question about the week and a bad one for a question about who in the room.
- [The egg drop challenge](https://decka.dev/templates/the-egg-drop-challenge-865ec97d975a.md): A ready-to-teach lesson deck: a hook, how it works, the live activity and takeaways for the debrief.
- [One evening, two plans](https://decka.dev/templates/one-evening-two-plans-8abc0ad06428.md): A ready-to-teach lesson deck: a hook, how it works, the live game and takeaways for the debrief.
- [Would you rather, meetings](https://decka.dev/templates/would-you-rather-meetings-8aed70ccb724.md): The article's meeting dilemma answered in one tap, then the reason typed privately and held back until the presenter turns the cards over. Neither option is a meeting anybody wants, so the split says which failure the room would sooner carry.
- [The classroom debate](https://decka.dev/templates/the-classroom-debate-90e507cd5faa.md): A ready-to-teach lesson deck: a hook, how it works, the live activity and takeaways for the debrief.
- [Can you trust a stopwatch?](https://decka.dev/templates/can-you-trust-a-stopwatch-90f79ea86e45.md): A ready-to-teach lesson deck: a hook, how it works, the live activity and takeaways for the debrief.
- [What gives a liar away](https://decka.dev/templates/what-gives-a-liar-away-925f4df5dbc9.md): Five minutes to run before the game itself. The room types the tell it watches for and the cloud fills up with eyes, then everybody commits to one of four cues — and only one of the four survived a meta-analysis of 158 of them.
- [Think-pair-share in a lecture hall](https://decka.dev/templates/think-pair-share-in-a-lecture-hall-9bbd0c81c611.md): The version for a room of four hundred. The think and the pair cost about what they cost in a room of thirty; the share is the phase that does not scale, so everyone answers in a sentence at the same moment and the answers are read as an aggregate.
- [Why does this step follow?](https://decka.dev/templates/why-does-this-step-follow-9e419e453770.md): Stop the worked example at the step that matters and ask the room to write why it follows from the one before, before anybody explains it. Prompted self-explanation is one of the four techniques on the page whose evidence was measured on the technique itself.
- [Six you will get wrong](https://decka.dev/templates/six-you-will-get-wrong-a29f23ff1ddb.md): Six questions most rooms answer wrongly and confidently, on a fifteen-second clock that takes the first answer rather than the second thoughts. Then one private round where everybody names the one they would have bet money on.
- [Office charades](https://decka.dev/templates/office-charades-a2a841e72620.md): Charades run on eighteen office references typed into the word list, with guesses typed from phones so the loudest voice stops deciding. Ninety seconds a round.
- [Who gets the flat?](https://decka.dev/templates/who-gets-the-flat-a3c7d6a8d05c.md): A ready-to-teach lesson deck: a hook, how it works, the live market game and takeaways for the debrief.
- [Move first, or wait and see?](https://decka.dev/templates/move-first-or-wait-and-see-a4f0d51060b1.md): A ready-to-teach lesson deck: a hook, how it works, the live game and takeaways for the debrief.
- [The strongest objection](https://decka.dev/templates/the-strongest-objection-a69e29ba3ba6.md): A think-pair-share whose share stays sealed until you open it. Everyone writes the strongest objection to what you just said, submits it unseen, and you turn the answers over one at a time — so no answer was written against a screen that already held nine others.
- [Captain's call quiz show](https://decka.dev/templates/captain-s-call-quiz-show-a7726cabc2cd.md): The first person on each team is its captain and drafts the rest. Everyone answers every clue, and the captain sees the team's answers and makes the final call. Built for offsites where a team wants one person to own the answer.
- [The Agile Forager](https://decka.dev/templates/the-agile-forager-aa963d47adcf.md): Why can't squirrels get a template?
- [Fist of five, all at once](https://decka.dev/templates/fist-of-five-all-at-once-ab06e379f8a6.md): Everyone rates confidence in the plan from one to five, privately, and one press turns every card over together. You see each number rather than an average, and fives sitting beside twos mean the plan has two readings in the room.
- [Never have I ever, unsigned](https://decka.dev/templates/never-have-i-ever-unsigned-b72a9ea37142.md): Everybody writes their own never have I ever and every card stays face down until they are all in. The presenter turns them over one at a time, and can drop one from their own remote before the room ever sees it.
- [Team trivia on a quiz show board](https://decka.dev/templates/team-trivia-on-a-quiz-show-board-b7349a88a5af.md): Six categories of five clues, easiest first, for four teams. The team in control picks a clue, everyone answers on their phone, and the team's most popular answer is the one that counts. Steals and a final clue are on.
- [Something with a right answer, first](https://decka.dev/templates/something-with-a-right-answer-first-b8402ff84299.md): Four questions about how rooms actually behave, each with a real answer, and then one nomination round. For a group that works together but is in one room for the first time: get a round with a right answer in before anybody points, so no single voice frames the one that follows.
- [Draw your job description](https://decka.dev/templates/draw-your-job-description-b9be5b9bf641.md): An ice breaker that isn't cringe. Let people doodle their job descriptions as other guess who drew what. Then let them talk to the people they guessed wrong.
- [One word for the week](https://decka.dev/templates/one-word-for-the-week-ba3f73ca3b27.md): Ninety seconds to read a room of any size before you decide what to do with the hour. Everyone types one word at the same moment and it lands in a shared cloud, sized by how many people chose it. Ask for a weather word, not a feeling, or the cloud comes back busy, fine and tired.
- [The paper bridge challenge](https://decka.dev/templates/the-paper-bridge-challenge-ba54469cd588.md): A ready-to-teach lesson deck: a hook, how it works, the live activity and takeaways for the debrief.
- [Five cards](https://decka.dev/templates/five-cards-baaf4d87f46d.md): A ready-to-teach lesson deck: a hook, how it works, the live activity and takeaways for the debrief.
- [Name the ink](https://decka.dev/templates/name-the-ink-bc5a639f67d9.md): A ready-to-teach lesson deck: a hook, how it works, the live activity and takeaways for the debrief.
- [Split the room](https://decka.dev/templates/split-the-room-bde9e2c8daf9.md): The room splits itself from a single QR code: everybody is dealt onto eight teams, each team argues out its own name in private for ninety seconds, and the next forty minutes is a team game instead of one conversation with an audience of thirty-nine.
- [Stay silent or talk?](https://decka.dev/templates/stay-silent-or-talk-be1c6d6eaa6a.md): A ready-to-teach lesson deck: a hook, how it works, the live game and takeaways for the debrief.
- [One word, from the back](https://decka.dev/templates/one-word-from-the-back-be9c43526f06.md): A room too big to go round: everybody answers one short question at once and the answers land on the screen together. No name is stored, and the biggest word is the room's rather than the loudest voice's.
- [Write your own three](https://decka.dev/templates/write-your-own-three-be9e6a594672.md): Everybody types their own two truths and a lie on their phone, nothing appears until the presenter opens the box, and each set flips up with its author's name on it. No statements collected the week before, no queue, and the room argues its way through one person at a time.
- [Why does tape leap at your hand?](https://decka.dev/templates/why-does-tape-leap-at-your-hand-bf16a840c789.md): A ready-to-teach lesson deck: a hook, how it works, the live activity and takeaways for the debrief.
- [App Launch](https://decka.dev/templates/app-launch-bf17615efb85.md): Quickly pitch your app launch to your company, team, investors or friends with this elevator pitch deck
- [Where is the Moon tonight?](https://decka.dev/templates/where-is-the-moon-tonight-c39ecc513662.md): A ready-to-teach lesson deck: a hook, how it works, the live activity and takeaways for the debrief.
- [Rock, paper or scissors?](https://decka.dev/templates/rock-paper-or-scissors-c9664f23beda.md): A ready-to-teach lesson deck: a hook, how it works, the live game and takeaways for the debrief.
- [Confidence beside evidence](https://decka.dev/templates/confidence-beside-evidence-cb3f0619b60c.md): The class answers in one sentence, then rates how sure they are on a one-to-five scale. The pair separates right-and-unsure from wrong-and-certain before anyone leaves.
- [First month, ranked by the room](https://decka.dev/templates/first-month-ranked-by-the-room-d43f494883d9.md): An onboarding retro run as a private ranking: everyone ranks what actually helped in their first month, at the same time, without seeing each other's boards. The aggregate is the next new starter's checklist plus the rows worth arguing about.
- [Draw your hidden talent](https://decka.dev/templates/draw-your-hidden-talent-d4da61024866.md): Everyone draws their hidden talent at once, then the room guesses who drew what. Sixty seconds, no queue, nobody performs.
- [Everyone draws at once](https://decka.dev/templates/everyone-draws-at-once-d5a68f89e532.md): One prompt, sixty seconds, forty people drawing in the same moment — the one shape that still works at that size. The reveals do not scale the way the drawing does, so this deck tells you to stop after five rather than sit the room through forty.
- [The muddiest point, live](https://decka.dev/templates/the-muddiest-point-live-d94253e0a9de.md): One open question in the last three minutes: which part of today was least clear? Answers arrive as a list the teacher reads from the front while the class packs up.
- [Would you rather, with a price on it](https://decka.dev/templates/would-you-rather-with-a-price-on-it-dd849f641013.md): One trade asked two ways at once. Half the room gets the money question with no number in it and half gets the article's repaired version, both answering from the same pair of options. Both wordings go up, then one grouped chart draws the gap between them, and the gap is the wording doing the deciding.
- [Introduction to Marketing Opening Class Presentation Template](https://decka.dev/templates/introduction-to-marketing-opening-class-presentation-dde35d42f64c.md): A deck for Marketing professions planning their first class interaction
- [What we fix next](https://decka.dev/templates/what-we-fix-next-deecd7043e33.md): A prioritisation with renamed rows, so the result reads as a plan rather than a scoreboard. The room places each customer complaint into must-have, nice-to-have, not now or no, and the must-have row is the decision.
- [Rotating pairs](https://decka.dev/templates/rotating-pairs-df54c371b96b.md): The mixer, run so it actually mixes. Everybody is paired with somebody new each round, walks over, talks about one prompt and rotates on the clock. Three rounds is three new people, which is three more than a round of the table produces in the same time.
- [Two truths and a lie, about us](https://decka.dev/templates/two-truths-and-a-lie-about-us-e61448e9deac.md): The presenter-authored round: four sets of three statements about the company, two of them true, voted on from phones with no queue and no round-robin. Swap the statements for facts about your own company and mark the false one — the article's set is shapes rather than facts, and nobody in the room has to hand over anything personal.
- [Temperature check, in one word](https://decka.dev/templates/temperature-check-in-one-word-e6621a2daed9.md): Forty seconds at the top of a retro: one word each for how the month felt, arriving live, repeats growing as they land. It tells you whether this is a repair session or a tuning session, which decides the question you open with.
- [Gradient Over Black Startup Pitch Deck](https://decka.dev/templates/gradient-over-black-startup-pitch-deck-e73274257f90.md): A startup pitch deck template made with abstract 3D shapes with dense grainy/noise texture, and iridescent gradient across the form. Dark deep black background with deep teal and navy shadows transitioning through cyan, yellow, orange, hot pink, and soft lavender.
- [Write your own pairs](https://decka.dev/templates/write-your-own-pairs-ee0ba09430b3.md): A word cloud that collects the small arguments the room actually has. Participants cannot write quiz questions themselves, so this is how the room's own pairs get into next week's round.
- [Tomorrow's opening question](https://decka.dev/templates/tomorrow-s-opening-question-f4b8b6599774.md): Collects one named question per student for the start of the next lesson, as cards that stay face down until the teacher turns them. Tomorrow opens on whatever the class asked.
- [The silent reveal round](https://decka.dev/templates/the-silent-reveal-round-f5f65cb94728.md): The chat waterfall, held on the server so nobody can send early. One question, everybody answers privately at the same moment, and nothing appears on screen until you turn the cards over one at a time. Say how many you will flip before you start, and stop at six.
- [Where does a price come from?](https://decka.dev/templates/where-does-a-price-come-from-f65275d281d2.md): A ready-to-teach lesson deck: a hook, how it works, the live market game and takeaways for the debrief.
- [Would you rather, hard mode](https://decka.dev/templates/would-you-rather-hard-mode-f82d1b03c3eb.md): Five dilemmas where both answers are bad, twenty seconds each, with the option-by-option split held back until the round ends. The room is not picking a favourite, it is picking which cost it would sooner carry. Save it for a team that already argues comfortably.
- [Every crate has a price](https://decka.dev/templates/every-crate-has-a-price-fe41d17f9543.md): A ready-to-teach lesson deck: a hook, how it works, the live market game and takeaways for the debrief.
- [The staffroom evidence quiz](https://decka.dev/templates/the-staffroom-evidence-quiz-ffebdadeddd5.md): Six questions on the research behind the techniques, run the way the article's best-evidenced technique runs: short, timed and nowhere near anybody's record. Written for the meeting where a department commits to one technique and reports back on it.