COMM 100   

  SYLLABUS FOR COMM100 AT HSU

  CLASS SCHEDULES

  CLASS SUCCESS Absolutely free tips for SUCCEEDING or FAILING in this class!

  CONNECT LUCAS

  SPEECH ROUND SPEAKING SCHEDULES

• Ashley Randall is the Communication tutor for this semester.
• Office hours are Tuesdays, 12:00 to 1:00 in the Squad Room.  
• Contact information is acr63@humboldt.edu or 951-970-3223

  ASSIGNMENT DESCRIPTIONS

• Intro Speech
• Informative Speech
• Persuasive Speech
  
  
• Preparation Outline and full speech samples
  • "user" and a "password" needed for access. Look for it on the cover of the assignment packet.
• Writing Assignments
  • Critiques of Classroom Speeches
  • Preparation Outlines "name" and a "password" needed; find them on your packet cover, last line.
    • Microsoft Word Prep Outline click to download; work in "outline" mode under "view" menu.
    • Here is a preparation outline of an actual Student Intro Speech using that template and it's accompanying Speaking Outline.

  EVALUATION FORMS  

• When you get your speech back, use the interpretation link to get more information on your speech.

  OTHER HANDOUTS/ACTIVITY SHEETS

Listening Self-Evaluation

Vocal Warm-ups

Outlining activity

Perils of Plagiarism

Library Activity days

Audience Analysis for Persuasive Speech

Oral Critiques of Classroom speeches

Written Critiques of Classroom speeches

Preparation Outline and full speech samples

"user" and a "password" needed for access

Explanation of Letter Grades awarded speeches

  Special Internet Resources:

Speech Preparation Aids and Reference
HSU Library/Media Services

Note: The HSU Library has some very useful self-paced Modules for learning how to research and use information for speeches and papers. Check them out!

  CHAPTERS AS MP3 FILES

GO HERE: Make sure you have an MP3 plug-in for your browser. Not all chapters are available. LISTENING TO THESE DOES NOT SUBSTITUTE FOR BUYING THE TEXT!!!

"name" and a "password" needed; find them on your packet cover, last line.

  LECTURE NOTES

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Chapter 1: Speaking in Public

Chapter 2: Ethics

Chapter 3: Listening

Chapter 9: Beginning and Ending speeches

Chapters 8 and 10: Organizing and Outlining

Chapters 11 and 12: Delivering Speech and Using Language

Chapter 13: Using Visual Aids

Chapter 4: Choosing Topics

Chapter 6: Gathering Material

Chapter 14: Speaking to Inform

Chapter 7: Supporting Your Ideas

Chapter 15: Speaking to Persuade

Chapter 5: Analyzing the Audience

Chapter 16: Methods of Persuasion

  ON-LINE QUIZZES

short answer quiz

true/false quiz.

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