Literature Review
Paper-coloured, framed, and built on rows — one source per row. Made for the survey talk that opens a project.
Free to start · Nothing to install · Edit by hand or with AI
What’s inside
Three slides, each a complete 16:9 design:
- A title slide with a frame around the title
- A slide of labeled rows
- A closing slide
Look and feel
A light deck set in Georgia, built from off-white, dark brown, ivory and bronze.
- Off-white
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#2f2a22 - Ivory
#f4efe4 - Bronze
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What it’s good for
- Lectures, lessons and training sessions
- Research talks, seminars and thesis defenses
- Agendas, comparisons and structured updates
- Presenting in the browser, or exporting to PowerPoint or PDF
Topicseducationacademic
How it works
- Open Literature Review in PageDuo — right in your browser, nothing to install.
- Replace the sample text on the three slides with your own, or tell the AI what your talk is about and it writes the slides in the Literature Review style.
- Present it straight from the browser, or export it to PowerPoint or PDF.
More presentation templates
See all 90 presentation templates →Thesis DefenseCentred and formal, with Didone type — the register a defense wants. Rows for chapters, a centred close for questions.Research FindingsFor reporting results: an editorial cover, three headline measures, and a close that leaves the takeaway on screen.Study GuideThe plainest one here on purpose: graph ground, blue accent, one list. A study guide should be legible, not decorated.Tutorial WalkthroughMonospaced and step-numbered, for walking a room through something in order. Dark cover, bright paper body.Training ModuleOne module, four steps. An accent rule down the cover edge and a timeline body — duplicate the slide per module.Class ReviewA revision deck: stacked cover, three numbers, and a close. Slab type and warm paper so it does not feel like a test.
