Deliver the finished multimedia presentation and complete an honest self-assessment against the delivery skills practiced.
This week is delivery day: the presentation you researched, built, and rehearsed gets its real audience. A few nerves are completely normal, even for experienced speakers -- steady breathing and trust in your rehearsal are the best tools for managing them.
Right after delivering, a self-assessment while the experience is still fresh is more useful than one written days later. Check yourself honestly against the specific skills practiced: eye contact, pace, volume, pauses instead of filler words, and one main idea per slide.
Mastery looks like: They deliver the presentation and complete an honest, specific self-assessment against the delivery skills practiced.
Common stumbles: Writing a vague self-assessment ("it went fine") instead of naming specific moments of strength or struggle.