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The document provides an agenda for a workshop on creating and using templates in Mahara, an eportfolio platform. The workshop will include demonstrations of existing template examples, practice editing templates, and a session for participants to create their own template and receive feedback. The agenda also covers how to export templates for sharing and how administrators can import templates into their Mahara installation.
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