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CYBERSPACE ASSIGNMENTS
Last Update: 21 August 2001
Content by Dr. Elizabeth Berry
Coded by Nick Smyrnos
(To be read BEFORE class meeting) |
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| 8/28-9/30 | Course Introduction | Chapters 1,2,3 Acquire Email Account |
| 9/4-9/6 | Choosing a Topic Organizing & Outlining |
Chapters 4, 8,10
Lab#1 Due 9/6 |
| 9/11-9/13 | Analyzing the Audience | Chapters 5, 14 |
| 9/18-9/20 | Informative Speech I | SPEECH PLAN DUE |
| 9/25-9/27 | Forms of Elaboration Transitions: Introductions & Conclusions |
Chapters 6,7,9 |
| 10/2-10/4 | Using Visual
Aids Delivery |
Chapters 12,13 |
| 10/9-10/11 | Process Speeches | SPEECH OUTLINE DUE |
| 10/16-10/18 | Process Speeches/Exam | SPEECH OUTLINE DUE |
| 10/23-10/25 | Using Language Effectively | Chapter 11 |
| 10/30-11/1 | Persuasion | Chapter 15 SPEECH PLAN DUE - 11/1 |
| 11/6-11/8 | Persuasive Speaking | SPEECH PLAN DUE |
| 11/13-11/15 | Persuasion: Evidence and Reasoning | Chapter 16 |
| 11/20 | Preparation for Final Speech | |
| 11/27-11/29 | Final Speeches | |
| 12/7-12/9 | Final Speeches | SPEECH PLAN DUE |
| *The purpose of this assignment is to observe public speeches and analyze principles of public speaking as they are demonstrated by experienced speakers. Attend a speech on campus or in the community and take notes on the presentations. Analyze the speeches using information you have read about and discussed in class. specify and define the concepts you will be analyzing [e.g. organization, delivery, audience analysis] and provide specific, detailed examples of the speakers presentation. | ||
| NOTE: VIDEO TAPES OF GREAT SPEECHES CAN BE VIEWED IN ANY OF THE FOLLOWING LOCATIONS: ARONSTAM LIBRARY, LOCATED ON SECOND FLOOR OF MZ Hall; OVIATT LIBRARY BASEMENT, RM 28; LEARNING RESOURCE CENTER. | ||
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CYBERSPACE ASSIGNMENTS