PUBLIC SPEAKING IN THE DIGITAL AGE (CM2001)

Concentrates on the principles of communication in public speaking. Students learn and practice strategies and techniques for effective speech preparation and delivery of informative, ceremonial, persuasive, and impromptu speeches, and panel presentations. Helps students sharpen their oral presentation skills, express their meaning clearly, and become accustomed to public speaking.

Code:

CM2001

Name:

PUBLIC SPEAKING IN THE DIGITAL AGE

Discipline:

CM (Communications)

Type:

Regular

Level:

Undergraduate

Credits:

Can be taken twice for credit?:

Pre-requisites:

EN1000 OR EN1010 OR EN2020CCE

Co-requisites:

None

Learning Outcomes

“translating” or adapting texts for speaking
critical listening of self and peers in real time and viewing on video playback
facilitating class discussions on reading assignments
giving and receiving feedback effectively
preparing and presenting extemporaneous speeches
preparing and presenting impromptu speeches
responding to ongoing feedback
techniques for overcoming performance anxiety
using visual and audio aids to facilitate communication
verbal and non-verbal communication skills, voice modulation, body language

PUBLIC SPEAKING IN THE DIGITAL AGE (CM2001)

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