Getting Started with ReactJS: A Beginner's Guide
I. Details of the event/activity
Getting Started with ReactJS: A Beginner's Guide was the topic of the webinar we organized. This webinar focuses on the fundamental concepts, development environment setup, and practical skills for building web application. It was held on October 5, 2023 at 1:00pm via Google Meet headed by John Harvey Agrabio, a 4th Year BSIT Student. The event's speaker is Nestor Kenneth Aniar, ITERA's Software Engineer.
II. Reflections on the webinar/activity give rise to (learnings)
I learned a lot in this webinar as a listener and also as an organizer, I’ve learned that you need to have a good communication skill for you to have a good presentation. As a listener, I learned about the fundamentals of ReactJS which I can use for my future projects. It’s our first time handling an event(webinar) and it runs smoothly with the help of our event head Mr. John Harvey Agrabio and our guest speaker Mr. Nestor Kenneth Aniar.
. III. Reflections on possibilities on implementing some of the webinar input on a practical level (practical application of learning)
This event/webinar has been helpful for our team because it's not our last one to handle. We learned some techniques on how to handle and organize our next webinar. Additionally, the topic the guest speaker tackled can be used for each member of our team in our next project.
IV. Positive feedback (on the event organization)
Organizing this webinar has been very informational, Not only did we provide valuable insights and techniques for organizing future webinars, but the topic covered by our speaker also directly applies to each member's upcoming projects. We're thrilled to have delivered such relevant and practical content that we know will benefit our team.
V. Suggestions for improvements to be made/consider for future activities
Recommending that the host focus on enhancing communication skills. Improving clarity, good explanations, and ensuring good interactions could markedly enhance the overall experience for participants.
VI. Photos
Getting Started with ReactJS: A Beginner's Guide was the topic of the webinar we organized. This webinar focuses on the fundamental concepts, development environment setup, and practical skills for building web application. It was held on October 5, 2023 at 1:00pm via Google Meet headed by John Harvey Agrabio, a 4th Year BSIT Student. The event's speaker is Nestor Kenneth Aniar, ITERA's Software Engineer.
II. Reflections on the webinar/activity give rise to (learnings)
I learned a lot in this webinar as a listener and also as an organizer, I’ve learned that you need to have a good communication skill for you to have a good presentation. As a listener, I learned about the fundamentals of ReactJS which I can use for my future projects. It’s our first time handling an event(webinar) and it runs smoothly with the help of our event head Mr. John Harvey Agrabio and our guest speaker Mr. Nestor Kenneth Aniar.
. III. Reflections on possibilities on implementing some of the webinar input on a practical level (practical application of learning)
This event/webinar has been helpful for our team because it's not our last one to handle. We learned some techniques on how to handle and organize our next webinar. Additionally, the topic the guest speaker tackled can be used for each member of our team in our next project.
IV. Positive feedback (on the event organization)
Organizing this webinar has been very informational, Not only did we provide valuable insights and techniques for organizing future webinars, but the topic covered by our speaker also directly applies to each member's upcoming projects. We're thrilled to have delivered such relevant and practical content that we know will benefit our team.
V. Suggestions for improvements to be made/consider for future activities
Recommending that the host focus on enhancing communication skills. Improving clarity, good explanations, and ensuring good interactions could markedly enhance the overall experience for participants.
VI. Photos
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