Country Presentation
This presentation explores a country by looking at its geography, culture, history, economy, and unique characteristics. The goal of a country presentation is to help the audience understand not only basic facts, but also the identity and values that shape the nation.
In this presentation, we will discuss the country’s location, flag meaning, population, traditions, languages, popular foods, famous landmarks, and important historical events. By learning these aspects, we can gain a deeper appreciation of how the country developed, how its people live, and what makes it special compared to other nations.
A country presentation is not just about facts—it is also about understanding diversity, respecting cultural differences, and seeing how people around the world build their societies in unique ways. Through this topic, we learn to look beyond our own environment and open our minds to global perspectives.
Best/Favorite Project Presentation
This presentation showcases several projects that I have created throughout my learning journey, covering game development, branding, UI/UX design, and app development. Each project reflects different skills, creativity, and problem-solving abilities that I have practiced during my time as a student.
The first project is “Take Me Out Game” built using Scratch. This game demonstrates my basic understanding of logic, events, conditions, and animations. It was designed to be simple, interactive, and enjoyable for users of all ages. Through this project, I learned how to combine visual blocks to create a functional game environment.
Next is the Company Profile of IDN Boarding School Jonggol, which presents the identity, values, programs, and educational atmosphere of the school. This project trained me in organizing information, designing layouts, and delivering a clean, professional company-style presentation that reflects the school’s vision and mission.
For UI/UX development, I created a Travel Application called TripX. This app focuses on making travel planning easier for users through a modern interface, clear navigation, and attractive visual design. Through TripX, I learned the fundamentals of wireframing, creating user flows, choosing color palettes, and designing a user-friendly digital experience.
I also worked on several Kodular projects, each representing a different function and feature:
- Card Name – generates personalized digital name cards.
- Talk to Me – a simple text-to-speech app that helps users convert written text into spoken audio.
- Radio Online – allows users to listen to online radio streams through a mobile interface.
- Find My Age – calculates user age based on input year, showing how formulas and time functions work.
- Calculator Bangun Ruang – helps users compute volume and area of 3D shapes, designed for education and practicality.
These projects helped me understand the basics of mobile development, logic structure, and how to create simple but functional applications.
Overall, this project collection represents my continuous growth in creativity, design, and technology. Through games, apps, UI/UX designs, and school branding, I learned how to build meaningful digital products step by step. Each project taught me new skills and brought me closer to becoming more confident in the world of multimedia and technology.
Interview
On this page, I showcase a collection of interview-style questions that represent my learning journey, achievements, and personal growth during my time at IDN Boarding School. These questions are commonly used for self-introduction, portfolio sharing, project explanation, and reflection. They cover various topics such as my background, IT skills, design experience, project development, internship activities, and personal goals.
The questions also highlight the areas I have explored, including web development, mobile apps, UI/UX design, IoT projects, and the improvement of my English and diniyyah studies. Some questions focus on my opinion about IDN, my most memorable experiences, and the lessons I gained both academically and spiritually.
These question sets help me organize my thoughts, prepare for presentations, and build a clear narrative about who I am, what I have learned, and what I aim to achieve in the future. They also serve as a reflection of my dedication, progress, and the impact IDN has had on my skills and character.