Teaching carousels templates
Swipe-through lessons and stories that teach: how-tos, tips, myths, frameworks, timelines and story arcs, one idea per page. MarketiQ’s Creative Director picks from these 20 templates whenever a post’s message fits one of them, then fills it with your brand, facts and copy.
All Teaching carousels templates
How-to stepper
A how-to on a transit-line stepper: each page lights the next station with its big step number, the step and how to do it, and names the step after it
Index-card tip stack
Tips that build, on ruled index cards: each page lays one more numbered card on a growing stack, the earlier tips' numbers peeking above it
Mistakes and fixes
A proofreader's correction sheet, one mistake per page: the mistake struck through in the brand's ink, a caret sweeping down to the fix set bold on a slip
Myth-buster scratch card
A lottery-style scratch card per myth: the myth printed and struck through at the top, the foil panel beneath scratched away to reveal the fact
Pillar-by-pillar framework
A framework drawn as a temple with one numbered column per pillar on every page, each page lighting its pillar above the pillar's name and meaning
Glossary thumb index
A dictionary-page glossary with thumb-index letter tabs down the edge: each page sets one headword large in serif above its plain-words definition
FAQ flip deck
An FAQ as a deck of folded cards: each page's brand-coloured flap carries one question under a big 'Q' and opens onto its answer under an 'A'
Head-to-head rounds
Two options in opposite corners, a brand half and a dark half with a 'VS' seal, compared one criterion per round with each side's answer and the verdict
Stat-by-stat data deck
A data desk's deck, one real figure per page: the number set huge in the brand colour above a short rule, with what it means and its context beneath
Ranked countdown
A poster-loud countdown to number one: each page sets its rank as a giant condensed numeral above the pick and why, with a ladder of ranks at the foot
Decision-tree walkthrough
A decision tree walked one node per page on dotted flowchart paper: a yes-or-no question in a node card with its two branches beneath, the path so far as diamonds above
Laminated cheat-sheet deck
Ring-bound laminated cheat-sheet cards on a dark desk: each page a glossy card with a coloured section tab and its quick facts as key-and-value lines
Explain-it-simply whiteboard
A teacher's whiteboard, one idea per page in marker with a circled number and a scribbled underline, the plain explanation beneath and an everyday analogy on a sticky…
Save-this reference deck
A bookmarked reference deck, one entry per page: a ribbon hangs from the top edge and an index rail of entries runs down the left, marking the reader's place
Story-arc mountain
A 'story arc' drawn as a mountain line across a dark page: each page lights the path up to its beat (hook, problem, turn, payoff) and plants a flag there above that part
Before-to-after transformation
A transformation told in stages: a before-to-after meter tops every page and its marker moves right as the page warms from a muted grey to the brand colour
Panorama timeline
A panorama timeline: one ruled line crosses every page at the same height and runs off both edges, each page pinning one dated moment with its year set huge above the…
Lessons learned notebook
A spiral notebook of lessons learned, one ruled sheet per lesson: the lesson written large in handwriting with its number highlighted and what it taught underneath
Case-of-the-week teardown
A 'case of the week' taken apart like a specimen on graph paper: a ringed diagram with one numbered pin per part, each page lighting its pin above what that part did and…
Commonplace book
A commonplace book, the notebook people copy memorable lines into: one entry per page, the line in italic serif under a hanging quotation mark, who said it and why it…
Samples use fictional brands; MarketiQ fills each template with your brand, facts and copy.
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