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Speech

Books and Media

Subject terms include:  Body Language |Nonverbal Communication  | Oral Communication | Public Speaking  | Speech

 

Call Numbers: 

Social interaction: 302

Rhetoric & collections of literature: 808

Keywords include:  Debates | Oral Reading | Orators  | Paralinguistics | Voice

Library Catalog
Ebrary Books:

    -The how of WOW: a guide to giving a speech that will positively blow 'em away

      2005 
    -How to prepare, stage, and deliver winning presentations 2004

    -Speak with confidence: powerful presentations that inform, inspire,

    and persuade 2003
Video List - Public Speaking
Escholarship Books
 

Selected Periodicals

Full List
American Communication Journal
Communication Quarterly
Journal of Intercultural Communication
International Journal of Communication

Databases

Academic Search Complete (Ebsco)
CQ Researcher
Elibrary TV & radio transcripts, pictures, maps and more
JSTOR
National Newspapers (ProQuest)
Opposing Viewpoints
Proquest

Reference Sources

Communicator's sourcebook : tips and tools for speeches, interviews, and press conferences 1988?  001.542 C734
The new Penguin dictionary of modern quotations 2001  808.882 N532
Webster's New World dictionary of media and communications 1990  302.23 W423w

Statistics and Data

Stat USA

Web Directories

Academic Info
Internet Public Library - Speech
Librarians' Internet Index - Speech
Scout Report - Speech

Web Sites

Topic Ideas:
CQ Researcher
Hot Topics
Opposing Viewpoints
Society Issues

Quotations
Bartlett's Familiar Quotations
Quoteland
Simpson's Contemporary Quotation

Historical Speeches
History Channel: Speeches
History Place: Great Speeches
Historic Speeches

Intercultural Communication
HCC Library Resources
Cross-Cultural Communication 
Intercultural Communication Tips
Intercultural Communication Articles
Intercultural Insights: List of Guidelines

Presentation Tips
Advanced Public Speaking Institute - free articles on public speaking
Big Dog's Leadership Page - Presentation Skills
Lenny's Speaking Tips of the Month

Campus Links

Speech Department

Organizations

American Communication Association
American Speakers Association
National Communication Association
World Speakers Association

 

Updated on:  March 14, 2009


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Meet a Librarian
Please contact Jack Harton if you would like to order materials in this subject area. If you need help with research, please visit the HCC library reference desk in the information commons or click on Ask-a-Librarian!

jharton@highline.edu
206-878-3710 extension 3806


Public Speaking Articles (EzineArticles.com) Public Speaker Training For More Effective Presentations - Helpful Audiovisual Tips and Techniques
Stop putting people to sleep with the usual boring PowerPoint presentation. Now you can learn how to use sound, video, and lighting to become a public speaking rock star. Simple techniques to take your public speaking career to the next level. Source: Writing and Speaking: Public Speaking Articles from EzineArticles.com   Posted: November 6, 2009 at 8:23 pm

How to Stop Facial Flushing During Public Speaking
Public speaking can be a nightmare, especially if you're prone to facial flushing. In college, I was the only one in my architecture studio who experienced intense blushing when making presentations or even answering a question in class. I was distraught, as the facial flushing would completely distract me from my train of thought and I'd end up stuttering and making a fool of myself. I did some research and discovered what facial flushing in public was all about, from causes to cures. Ultimately to the technique I use today. Source: Writing and Speaking: Public Speaking Articles from EzineArticles.com   Posted: November 6, 2009 at 1:54 pm

4 Myths About Public Speaking
In any area of interest, there are always pervasive beliefs which are often founded on false principles and uncertain assumptions. Public speaking is no exception and it has a lot of myths that many see as true. These myths are often discouraging and may hinder ones improvement. It can be unhealthy for a particular speaking career if not proven otherwise. Source: Writing and Speaking: Public Speaking Articles from EzineArticles.com   Posted: November 6, 2009 at 1:14 pm

Creating Your Public Speaking Brand
Do you want to stand out from the crowd? Do you want people to recognize you immediately because they know exactly what you do? Source: Writing and Speaking: Public Speaking Articles from EzineArticles.com   Posted: November 6, 2009 at 12:23 pm

The Performance Edge - A Seven Step Process to Achieve a Dynamic Presentation
Who has not experienced sweaty palms, rapid heartbeat, shallow breathing, and a quivery voice before a performance or presentation of some kind? Speaking in front of a crowd is many people's worst nightmare. However it's possible to use the subjective quality of our subconscious minds to change our worst nightmare into a walk in the park. Source: Writing and Speaking: Public Speaking Articles from EzineArticles.com   Posted: November 6, 2009 at 12:16 pm

Some Tips to Keep the Audience's Attention
The most difficult thing in public speaking is keep the audiences in attention, which means listening instead of walking around or doing something else. Here are some tips to handle the problem. Source: Writing and Speaking: Public Speaking Articles from EzineArticles.com   Posted: November 6, 2009 at 12:09 pm

Audiovisual Techniques Make a Huge Impact on Public Speaking and Presentations
Traditional training for Public Speakers is typically limited to things such as making eye contact with your audience, or conquering your fear of speaking in front of a large group. The audiovisual aspect of presentations can play a huge role in how affective you are at conveying your message. Sound, video, and lighting can turn your boring presentation into an amazing one. Source: Writing and Speaking: Public Speaking Articles from EzineArticles.com   Posted: November 6, 2009 at 9:19 am



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