Writing For Multimedia And The Web - Reflection Week 5

This is the fifth week of the course. Again, were continuing with the Prezi presentations; and this week I finally got my turn to present about my topic.

Syafika got the ball rolling as she presented on the clearest water destinations in the world. The one with the clearest waters was the Maldives, unsurprisingly since Maldives is pretty well known for the beauty of its shore. However, it was nice to see Malaysia got represented with Sabah. That really says something about the potential for tourism here in Malaysia, and the government should really look into promoting Sabah more to wanderlust travelers around the world.

Syarafudin and Halim cranked up the mysterious mood of the presentation day with double presentations on unidentified, still at large, serial killers. Syarafudin presented on the Zodiac Killer. His presentation made great use of grim colour schemes combined with ominous background and unsettling pictures of the killings. It had a real impact on me, as I couldn't help but pay attention towards his entire presentation. Halim also made good use of grim presentation design in presenting Jack The Ripper. He didn't have background music which would have made it better but he made that up with a thought provoking video suggesting that Jack The Ripper might actually be a member of the British Royal Family.

Sharveena was next with a presentation on The Greek Pantheon. Too bad I wasn't present during her presentation as I had to take a break to go for my prayers. I would have loved to watch her presentation as I am simply fascinated with Greek mythology. Luckily, I managed to be in time for Lachvinni's presentation on plastic surgery. It was quite intriguing to hear that a lot of people who undergo plastic are teenagers. It says how teenagers these day have low confidence in their self appeal.

Finally it is time. It was my turn to present. I've been having butterflies in my stomach all day. It got to the front of the class and just reenact the routine I had practiced before. And it went pretty smoothly, I was confident in my topic, I got my audiences' attention and I was well prepared any questions the floor had asked. In my opinion, it was a success (though if you want an unbiased review, you should probably take a look at my classmates' blogs).

 If you want to take a look at my Prezi slides, here's a link