the example shown in FIGS. 8A-8E, the template 116 provides functionality for planning a meeting and keeping track of action items during the meeting. In order to provide this functionality, the template 116 includes three regions 118J, 118K, and 118L. The region 118J contains an object 120 representing a title for the meeting, the region 118K contains objects 120 representing agenda items for the meeting, and the region 118L contains objects 120 representing action items identified during the meeting. [0069] In the illustrated example, and as shown in FIG. 8B, a user has created a digital ink object 302B’identifying the title of the meeting (“PitchPlanning”).The region 118J stores data in the logical representation 202 associated with the digital ink object 302B’ indicating that it is a meeting title. The digital ink object 302B’is converted to text and the logical representation for the digital ink object 302B’is again updated with the text title of the meeting. [0070] Continuing the example from FIGS. 8A and 8B, a user has created digital ink objects 302B”and 302B’” representing agenda items for the “PitchPlanning”meeting in FIG> 8C. In response thereto, the region 118K has added data to the logical representations 202 associated with these objects indicating that they are agenda items. Additionally, the digital ink is converted to text and the converted text is added to the logical representations 202 associated with the objects. In this way, the digital ink objects 302B” and 302B’” are annotated with semantic data indicating the type of item they are and the text associated with the item. [0071] In FIG. 8D, the user has created a note object 302C in the manner described above. The user has also added text to the note object 302C identifying a user (“@Steve”) and indicating an action item (“editdocument”)that the user is to complete. The logical representation of the note object 302C is then updated with this information. [0072] Subsequently, the user has dragged the note object 302C onto the region 118L. In response thereto, the region 118L identifies the user and the action item and updates the logical representation 202 to indicate that the object is an action item indicating that @Steve is to edit a document. The region 118L can then render this data to show a corresponding action item 802 in the region 812L. [0073] As described above, objects 120 in a template 116 or region 118 can be presented differently on a computing device 102A having a small display screen (e.g. a mobile phone) than when presented on a computing device 102 having a larger display screen (e.g. a tablet, laptop, or desktop computing device). The particular visual representation 206 selected for presenting a particular template 116 or region 118 might