might also define a second region 118B on the canvas 114 that is configured to present objects 120 in a second visual representation 206 (e.g. in a different color, format, or arrangement) based upon an associated logical representation 202. If an object 120 (e.g. the object 120B in FIG. 4) is moved from the first region 118A to the second region 118B, the template 116 or the region 118 can modify the logical representation 206 associated with the object 120 and the object 120 can be displayed in the second region 118B based on the modified logical representation 206. Additional details regarding this process will be provided below. [0049] FIGS. 5-6F are user interface diagrams illustrating additional aspects of the operation of the computing device 102 and whiteboard application 104 described above. In particular, FIG. 5 shows an illustrative configuration of the UI 106 for selecting a template 116. [0050] In this the example shown in FIG. 5, thumbnail images 502A and 502B of several templates 116 are shown in the UI 106. The thumbnail image 502A corresponds to a template 116 for performing a retrospective on a project (e.g. performing an analysis of what went well, what didn’tgo well, and what can be improved for a project). The thumbnail image 502B corresponds to a template 116 for managing a project (commonly referred to as a “Kanban”). A Kanban template 116 might include functionality for tracking the status of to-do items in a project (e.g. not started, in-progress, or complete). Templates 116 including other types and arrangements of regions 118 for performing other types of functions can be utilized in other configurations. [0051] In the example shown in FIG. 5, a user has selected the thumbnail 502A corresponding to the project retrospective template 116 using a mouse cursor 306 and dragged the thumbnail image 502A onto the canvas 114. In response thereto, the corresponding template 116 has been placed on the canvas 116. This is illustrated in FIG. 6A. [0052] As shown in FIG. 6A, the retrospective template 116 includes regions 118C, 118D, and 118E. The region 118C includes objects 120 that correspond to the top issues in a project, the region 118D includes objects 120 corresponding to project tasks that went well, and the region 118E includes objects 120 corresponding to project tasks that went badly. [0053] In the example shown in FIG. 6A, a user has utilized the mouse cursor 306 to drag note objects 302C from the toolbar to the regions 118C-1 18E. In response to the note objects 302C being placed in the regions 118C-1 18E, the template 116 or the regions