Self Evaluation

After watching my own oral presentation from the comfort of my own room, I've made a self evaluation that would be this one.
I'm pretty sure that one of my biggest failures is the timing. It should have lasted at least 5 minutes and mine took 3 minutes and a half only. This was bcause of something that we will discuss in the section "content".
In regards to the rest of the oral presentation, I personally believe that it went quite well.
About the body language part I'm not going to lie; it was a complete disaster. Truth be told, most of the time I pretended that I was reading from my notes, but I was only hiding away from the audience, because I find them quite scary.Even with that taken into consideration, I'm actually happy about how it went in comparison to the rest of my oral presentations, where I got so nervousthat I couldn't even speak. Actally, even some classmates noticed that as well and congartulated me about it.
We'll skip the structre part (because I think that went quite well) straight forward to the content part, that was along the timing, the major issue.
The thing is that I actually had information for like 3 or 4 more slideshows, but somehow it got lost on the way. I looked on the draft-guide and it was there, but it never made it to the powerpoint. I guess that it was due to the anxiety of the moment, because I do remember feeling very anxious while editing the powerpoint and thinking how I was supposed to talk for a long time in front of humans.
I had a language mistake (that I know) because I said "more actual shows" instead of "shows that you can find on TV nowadays".
And I think my pronunciation is a bit lame but I try my hardest, so I can't improve that, and my intonation, like I said in the body language part, had a big improvment in comparison to last year but still with some failures. Taken his into consideration, I'll try to bear it in mind for the next time and I'll try my hardest to do it better.