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• NACC 2007

• E-Reserve Material
  • We have compiled resources to help the UNCG community with their oral communication needs. The chapter titles should guide you in your choice.
• Tip Sheets
  • These .pdf files contain many helpful tips on a variety of topics.
    For Blackboard and other learning needs you can obtain a short cut to each of our tip sheets by following these steps:
    1. Select a tip sheet from the list
    2. Put your cursor on the name of the selected tip sheet
    3. Right click your mouse on the name of the tip sheet
    4. Select copy link/copy short cut
    5. Paste that tip sheet's hyperlink into any program
• SPEAKING FOR a CHANGE!
  • Our community partnership with the HIVE in Glenwood has resulted in ongoing public speaking workshops, coaching, and other support. The documents posted here continue to be used by those looking to speak out for change in their community.
• PowerPoint: Online Tutorial
  • This interactive tutorial focuses on the preparation and delivery of effective PowerPoint presentations. It features design and delivery guidelines, along with tips and recommended resources.
• Group Contract
  • Use these files to help create a contract that will keep your group on track.
• Faculty Resources
  • These links provide you with current scholarship in SAC programs, foundational information about the communication discipline, and strategies that serve as a nexus for communication practices.
• Helping Students Have More Positive Learning Experiences in the Classroom
  • This article is a two-part piece that examines the relationship ...
• Newsletter
  • This is the bi-annual newsletter produced by the Speaking Center.
• 2008 - 2009 Brochure
  • .pdf for 2008 - 2009 brochure
• Web Links
  • These web sites contain various information regarding Communication.
• Pronunciation
• Learning English - Pronunciation tips
  • Good pronunciation is very important for good spoken communication. However you do not have to speak like a native English speaker to have good pronunciation.
• Merriam-Webster OnLine
  • Merriam-Webster OnLine offers dictionary definitions as well as pronunciation assistance. After you enter a word in the Merriam-Webster OnLine search box you can click on the symbol to listen to the proper pronunciation of that word. This feature does require speakers or headphones.
• ASK US!
  • AOL: UNCGSpeaking
    • We answer quick questions during most of our hours of operation
• Public Speaking Anxiety Workshop
  • According to most studies, people's number onefear is public speaking. Number two is death.
    • Workshop packet for participants (3.5 mb)
    • Video Clip
    • Facilitator's workshop packet (with notes) - Coming Soon