CHECKLIST – SELF FEEDBACK (by myself)

(extensive & based on my own presentation video)

Structure & Organisation

• Clear Introduction: I believe my introduction clearly explained the topic and goal of the presentation.

• Logical Flow: The sequence of information was logical and helped me maintain structure.

• Conclusion: I summarised the main points clearly in the final slide.

Engagement with Audience

• Eye Contact: My eye contact with the camera was consistent.

• Body Language: My posture was stable, though sometimes too static.

• Gestures: My gestures were appropriate, but could be more varied.

• Pacing: At certain moments I spoke too quickly.

• Filler Words: I used filler words ("uhh") more often than planned, which affected smoothness.

Visual Aids

• Slide Quality: The slides were clean and easy to read.

• Use of Visuals: The presentation was visually minimalistic; I could include more supporting visuals.

• Slide Transitions: Smooth and well-timed.

Delivery & Confidence

• Confidence: I felt confident and well-prepared overall.

• Voice Projection: My voice was clear and audible.

• Intonation & Emphasis: I could apply more emphasis on key concepts to make them stand out better.

• Smoothness of Delivery: Some transitions could be smoother.

English Language Skills

Pronunciation & Clarity

• Pronunciation was generally clear.

• Certain words need improvement.

Grammar & Structure

• Mostly correct grammar throughout.

• No major mistakes identified.

Vocabulary & Word Choice

• Vocabulary appropriate and fitting the topic.

• Good use of business terminology.

Fluency & Coherence

• Overall fluent, but occasional hesitation interrupted flow.

Strengths

• Good preparation

• Clear structure

• Calm delivery

• Professional slides

• Strong explanation

Areas for Improvement

• Improve pronunciation of specific words

• Reduce filler words like "uhh"

• Make delivery smoother

• Add more visuals

• Slower pacing at key moments

Suggestions

• Practise pronunciation beforehand

• Rehearse transitions more carefully

• Record short test versions

• Add visual elements to reinforce key points