关于此课程： This course gives you a reliable model for preparing and delivering effective presentations. In business, in school, and in public life, we are often called upon to “make a few comments.” Often, people tasked with such speeches become flummoxed. They might not know what to talk about, or ramble without making a point, or simply be confusing to listen to. This course is designed to help you shine where others falter. We’ll learn how organize talks clearly, write them memorably, and deliver them confidently. By the end of the course, you should be able to significantly reduce your fear of public speaking, use rehearsal techniques to develop a strong, vibrant speaking voice, and perform speeches with dynamic movement and gestures. The speech model that we’ll practice is useful for briefings, elevator talks, interviews, and even as a structure for hour-long presentations. If you’re a beginner, this course will help you quickly master the fundamentals of speaking. If you’re a seasoned speaker, this course will help you better understand public speaking and push you to the next level.
制作方： University of Washington
教学方： Dr. Matt McGarrity, Principal Lecturer
UW Department of Communication
| 基本信息 | 课程 1（共 4 门，Dynamic Public Speaking Specialization ） |
| 级别 | Beginner |
| 承诺学习时间 | 5 weeks of study; 2 hours per week. |
| 语言 | English, 字幕： Vietnamese, Portuguese (Brazilian), Spanish |
| 如何通过 | 通过所有计分作业以完成课程。 |
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授课大纲
第 1 周
Week 1: Understanding speech
Thank you for joining Introduction to Public Speaking! I am thrilled at the prospect of a global discussion about good speech. Let's get started! In this module, we’ll focus on the basics of the course and how rhetorical canons will help us structure our time. Then we’ll turn to the important ways that speaking and writing differ. By the end of this week, you should have some tools for evaluating your speech writing. If you want some feedback, you’ll be able to upload an introductory speech for peer review.
13 个视频, 1 个阅读材料, 1 个练习测验
- 视频: Course and assignment overview
- 视频: Week 1 overview
- 视频: What is rhetoric?
- 视频: Rhetorical situations
- 视频: The canons of rhetoric
- Practice Quiz: Rhetoric
- 视频: Speech is a natural medium of sound
- 视频: Don't treat speaking as writing
- Discussion Prompt: Speaking and writing in action
- 视频: How do we talk?
- 视频: Good delivery is easy to understand
- 视频: Week 1 review
- Reading: Week one lesson summaries (optional)
- Peer Review: Introductory Speech (Optional)
- 视频: Introductory speech sample
- 视频: Recording good speech videos
已评分: Week 1 quiz
第 2 周
Week 2: Making ideas compelling and memorable
Now that we have the course foundation out of the way, we can work on our basic speech model: the key point speech. I love this format. It's the Swiss army knife of speeches. This basic model works in interviews, short presentations, elevator talks, and can even structure an hour long presentation. After overviewing the assignment, we’ll talk about how to plan out your speeches. By the end of the week, you should have some tools for quickly putting together short presentations. You can practice this by analyzing some speeches.
14 个视频, 4 个阅读材料
- 视频: Key point speech overview
- 视频: Key point speech rubric
- Reading: Key point speech rubric
- 视频: The components of a memorable point
- 视频: Can you hear these components?
- 视频: Outlining and flowing
- 视频: Inventing key points: Topics
- 视频: Inventing key points: How many points?
- Discussion Prompt: Practice inventing points
- 视频: Arranging key points: Subordination
- 视频: Arranging key points: Coordination and discreteness
- 视频: Stylizing key points: Phrasing
- Discussion Prompt: Revising for arrangement and style
- 视频: Week 2 review
- Reading: Week two lesson summaries
- Reading: Speech analysis #1 overview
- 视频: Key point speech for analysis
- Reading: Matt's feedback
- 视频: Improved key point speech
- Discussion Prompt: Speech analysis #1 discussion
已评分: Week 2 quiz
已评分: Speech analysis #1
第 3 周
Week 3: Illustrating and delivering your ideas
This week, we’ll talk about support and arrangement. The lessons here will immediately help all of your other presentations. Why? Because we need to think about how audiences hear our ideas in real time. There are things we should be doing to help listeners instantly organize and process the information we’re presenting to them. By the end of the week, you should be able to discuss evidence clearly and highlight your speech's organization. If you want some feedback, you’ll be able to upload a practice elevator speech for peer review.
14 个视频, 1 个阅读材料
- 视频: Finding the right support
- 视频: Discussing your examples concisely
- 视频: Performing your key point
- 视频: Sample performance of a key point
- 视频: Highlighting speech structure
- 视频: Introductions
- 视频: Transitions
- 视频: Conclusions
- Discussion Prompt: The importance of arrangement
- 视频: Revising your speech
- 视频: Practicing and remembering your speech
- 视频: Week 3 review
- Reading: Week three lesson summaries
- 视频: Optional: Key point speech with structure identified
- 视频: Sample elevator speech
已评分: Week 3 quiz
已评分: Elevator speech
第 4 周
Week 4: Overcoming your fear of public speaking and developing great delivery
This week, we'll discuss speech apprehension and delivery. I know the fear of public speaking is a pressing topic for many. Why didn’t we start the course with this? Because I think many delivery concerns go away if the invention and arrangement are good. However, invention and arrangement are just part of the equation - now we can supercharge our delivery. By the end of this week, you’ll have some techniques for combating those butterflies and speaking confidently. If you want some feedback, you’ll be able to upload a practice key point speech for peer review.
16 个视频, 3 个阅读材料
- 视频: What is public speaking apprehension?
- 视频: The causes of public speaking apprehension
- 视频: Reducing your public speaking apprehension
- 视频: Example of public speaking apprehension
- 视频: Analyzing the example
- Discussion Prompt: Discussing the example
- 视频: Breath control
- 视频: Projection
- 视频: Pitch
- 视频: Rate and pauses
- 视频: Gestures
- 视频: Movement
- Discussion Prompt: Models of movement and gesture
- 视频: Week 4 review
- Reading: Week four lesson summaries
- Peer Review: Practice Key Point Speech (Optional)
- 视频: Sample key point speech
- Reading: Speech analysis #2 overview
- 视频: Sample speech
- Reading: Matt's feedback on the sample speech
- 视频: Improved speech
- Discussion Prompt: Speech analysis #2 discussion
已评分: Week 4 quiz
已评分: Speech analysis #2
第 5 周
Week 5: Course conclusion and your final speech
Thank you for time in this course. I hope the material has proven helpful in some way. We concluded our discussion of the speech last week. I would like to spend a bit of time reflecting on the course and talking a bit about the other courses in this specialization. We will end this week with your final key point speech.
3 个视频
- 视频: Other recommended courses
- 视频: Sample key point speech
已评分: Key Point Speech
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评分和审阅
Really useful course - builds one's confidence and ability, and offers useful working strategies for difficult situations encountered in public speaking contexts
A really good course. If you want to brush up on your public speaking skills, I highly suggest that you take this. I felt that Dr. McGarrity was an amazing teacher, and you will feel the same.
Very informative course with valuable explanations and exercises. I love the instructor!
CM
Very helpful, very comprehensive, sometimes even very entertaining.