■What are the top 3 presentations that you followed? Why? 

■Share 1 useful idea that you just learnt. 

■Would you be attending more symposiums/conferences if given the opportunity? Why?

2.       The top presentations that I followed will be CHAARU, SUVITHA, and lastly, will be JONATHAN IVÁN MARTÍNEZ LUNA. I enjoyed their video because all three videos were fun, it was easy to understand and all the points given by them was relatable and can be followed easily. Suvitha’s video was one of a kind video. Where her presentation was good and strong enough to attract everyone. Where else Chaaru’s video was fun to watch where she showed what she does daily, her animations were on point and she is my classmate. 

3.       I useful idea which I have learned was to plan out my day well. Usually, I won't plan out my day well I will just go with the flow where I tend to forget the work that I was supposed to do. So if I plan out my day well I know at what time I have to do what work.  when there is a progress surely there will be a change

4.       Surely I will attend a symposium. This is because it will be very helpful for me to gain more ideas and knowledge which I can use in the future. 

2. My top 3 presentations that I followed were Suvitha, Charu, and Zaki. I found that their presentations were very creative and eye-catching. The way they deliver their message makes the audience engaged with their presentations. Plus, a lot of useful tips were shared such as hobbies can help reducing our stress, enjoyable things can make our day better, and using earphones or headphones is a better way to have a quality audio during online classes. 

3. 1 useful idea that I just learned is we have to properly manage our time so that we can have time to do our hobbies in order to have a balance life despite having online classes. 

4. Of course. I think this will be one of the platforms for me to gain a lot of knowledge.

2. Ivan, Zaki, and Suvitha will be the top three presentations I followed.Of course, all of the presenters did a good job. However, these 3 did catch my eyes in terms of their creativity and content. Suvitha's methods of demonstrating how important it is to break up with stress are very creative and engaging. Everything about it was excellent, from the acting to the content, and I never got tired of watching it. For Zaki, he did a great job of engaging with the audience from the start of his video. The way he starts his video by sharing a story is definitely a powerful way to wake up the audience. For Ivan, his presentation is definitely a must-watch video. It has a lot of information and is very well-organized, making it easier for the audience to understand.

3. One useful idea that I learnt from ISSOL is the importance of having good audio quality. The audio quality determines the effectiveness of the teaching and learning. Poor audio quality would lead to losing focus, not understanding the lesson and failing it. Thus, it is crucial to have good audio quality as it affects the smoothness of learning.

4. Yes. I would definitely attend more symposiums if given the chance. It offers a tremendous opportunity for me to listen and meet with leading experts with different excellent perspectives.  It aids in the development of communication skills, the acquisition of expert knowledge, the networking of others, and the renewal of motivation and confidence.

2. All the presenters have done very excellent work. But, if I’ve to choose 3 presenters, it would be Zaki, Suvitha, and Charu. Zaki has decided to describe the main problems by giving a good example of situations. This has made me as the audience to get a clear picture of the situation given. His video is also engaging in terms of creativity and enthusiasm as he is using different facial expressions and voice tones. I also appreciate Suvitha's efforts in demonstrating and acting her points in story forms and that eventually has led to a very interesting and engaging presentation. I also enjoyed the music background she played. Lastly, an excellent and aesthetic video editing from Charu has made her presentation my favourite!

3. One useful idea is to manage our time wisely and let ourselves rest sometimes.

 

4. I believe that I would love to join this program again, maybe not as a participant but as a presenter.

2. My top 3 presenters are Charu, Suvitha and Zaki. It's really nice seeing how Zaki mentioned that audio does play a big role when in comes to online classes. Most of the time I overlooked it and considered it as a minor part of my online classes life. Suvitha shared a really great tips on how she "break-up" with the stress and also inspired my to learn a new language. Charu shared her tips on how she used Google calendar. I've been using Google a lot ever since online classes, but it is really fresh knowing how many things you can do with Google calendar.

3. 1 useful idea that I learned would be the various digital tools that I can used in the future in online classroom. 

4. Yes I would join more on symposium like this. I really like on how much knowledge I have gained from this one session.

2. The top 3 presentations that I followed were Dr Luz, Dulce Belen Solis Rivera and Suvitha. I truly find their presentations and ideas very interesting and catchy just like the others. They presented ideas very clearly and it was so engaging since they included fun elements such as soothing music, vivid images and videos. Therefore, I was able to learn about online learning experiences more effectively through their presentations. 

3. One of the useful ideas that I just learnt through the presentation is how to cope up with online learning more effectively. There are so many applications that make online learning more interesting and engaging such as Kahoot, Flipgrd, Mentimeter and so on. It is very essential to keep up with such applications to keep us entertained. In relation to that, an enhancing or engaging hobby can definitely help out to overcome stress that we tend to face during online learning. Personally, I have decided to read more books on my favourite genre to support my health more positively. 

4. I will definitely join. I truly find such opportunities as a way of educating myself into a better educator. I am able to enhance my insights through pupils' vivid perspectives. Hence, it will be indeed and effective and knowledgeable opportunities.

2)    The top 3 presentations that I followed and enjoyed were Suvitha, Charu Manasi and Jonathan Iván Martínez Luna. I enjoyed Suvitha’s video presentation from the beginning until the end. She did a great job in editing her video and I enjoyed watching her real-life experience in the form of video. I also liked Charu’s video since she has added animations and quotes which made it even more fun and interesting to watch. Lastly, I learned a lot from Jonathan’s video as he has shared about the online platforms that can be used in teaching and learning such as Kahoot and Flipgrid.

3)    One useful idea that I learned from the presentations is not getting stressed with online learning and several techniques to cope with stress.

4)    Yes, I would attend the symposium. I would learn more and gain more experience if I am given the opportunity to attend more symposiums in the future.

 

2. Top 3 presentations: Jonathan Iván Martínez Luna’s, Muhammad Zaki Md. Isa’s, and Teh Eng Foo’s. I followed their presentations because of their thumbnails; Zaki’s and Foo’s thumbnail really caught my attention. The titles of all three presentations sounded interesting to me, thus leading me to click on those videos and watch them. 

 

3. Iván said in his video that our profession (as teachers) has a direct relationship with innovation as we always try to adapt to situations and find new strategies to achieve the objectives. I find this input so interesting and useful as I believe his input justifies why teachers need to be life-long learners. 

4. Certainly! This experience really gave me opportunity to expand my knowledge and develop skills. When I reflected on my experience, I felt like it really helped me to build confidence. So, I would love to attend more symposiums/ conferences.  

2. One useful idea that I have learnt will be from Suvitha who engages herself with different types of leisure activities that keeps her happy and calm throughout the day. She suggested the ways that can be  effortlessly enacted everyday despite the packed schedule. 

4. If I were to take part in more symposiums in the future then I will really be devoting my time to it as it helps me to come up with new ideas and think from a different perspective regarding the problems faced. I used to be a person who would get tired easily and stressed after doing tutorials but now I am all good to start over with my education as well as my learning methods. Time management and discipline are the two core values I have learnt. I strongly believe that the next time I'll be a presenter rather than a participant as I can share my ideas with other friends too. 

2. The top three presenters that I found captivated and interesting could be Shahmini, Zaki and Jonathan Ivan. Shahmini has pointed out a few useful ideas to avoid procrastination. For example, try to set the time to complete a certain task so that it will make us feel a bit pressure so that we will quickly finish the work. Other than that, Ivan has shared a few online platforms that I can use during this online learning. 

3. From this symposium, I would say that not only these three presenters are good in delivering their ideas and tips, others are also beneficial to use. There is one presenter that I found interesting because she talks about how comics can be our hobby but at the same time, we can also learn new languages from it. People might think that comics are not considered as reading because they are more like graphic novels but it actually helps you to improve your language skills by choosing English or Japanese comics. 

4. YeSSZZ! Of course I would like to join any online symposium. This is an opportunity for everyone to share their thoughts and as human beings, we always want to explore something new in our life.