Reflection on oral presentation

  Oral Presentation



Doing oral presentation on mobile gaming in Bhutan, I felt the sense of excitement and nervousness. It was exciting and enjoyable because I had the opportunity to share my knowledge and ideas upon our individual group topic with my friends. However, there was a bit of fear in my mind in front of familiar faces and module tutor mam, assessing based on individual presentation and criteria from the corner of the classroom. I wanted to do my best and make sure messages are conveyed clearly and confidently. I learned some valuable tips for giving effective presentations and realized the importance of preparation. Practicing multiple times allowed me to deliver my presentation smoothly however I received feedbacks form tutor and peers about mumbling while speaking. Additionally, I learned the significance of visual aids such as slides to keep audience engaged and enhance their understanding. Overall, doing oral presentation was fun and memorable one.


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