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An audiobook production of Exploring Communication in the Real World. This textbook provides an introduction to speech communication and is used in college-level speech communication courses. College of DuPage Digital Press open textbooks and this podcast are offered under Creative Commons licenses. Textbook available for free at cod.pressbooks.pub/communication. N arrated by Cassandra L. Wingert, Christopher J. Miller Ed.D, Tim Cochran , Morgan Erickson, Hannah Grimm, Samuel Volle, Denise Lee, Julia Venetis, Grace Telfer, S. Mia Poston Ph.D. , Anneliese M. Vukotich , James Knapp, Daniel Millhouse, Jackie Schiro, Isabella Robinson, Jude Geiger, Kristina Boutross, Sarah Self-Chavez, Clancy Nush, Sarah LaSota, and Lauren Kosrow Ed.D. License Information: This is an audio adaptation of Exploring Communication in the Real World by Christopher J. Miller licensed Creative Commons Attribution- NonCommercial-Share Alike 4.0 (CC BY-NC-SA 4.0) . Audio production by College of DuPage Digital Press is licensed Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 (CC BY-NC-ND). The intro and outro music is “Vibrant Life” by Ketsa and is licensed Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 (CC BY 4.0). Special Thanks: The funding for this project was provided by College of DuPage’s OER Faculty Support Grant Program. You can learn more about OER at COD at www.opencod.org . This audio presentation is intended to be read while consulting the text. Full source attribution, works cited, and image description have been left out of the recording of this audiobook. Please consult the digital or print version of this textbook for attributions and visual content descriptions.
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Episode #23
<p> </p> <p> </p> <p> </p> <p> </p> <p> </p> <p> </p> <p>Time Stamps: </p> <p>0:00:00 - Appendix A - Cultural Diversity in Public Speak</p> <p>0:12:30 – Appendix B - Succeeding as a College Student</p> <p>1:34:30 – Appendix C - Public Speaking Online</p> <p>1:45:19 – Appendix D - Humor Appendix</p> <p>1:51:24 –Appendix E - APA Citation</p> <p>1:55:56 – Appendix F - References</p>
Episode #22
<p>This chapter will explore the purpose and characteristics of special occasion speaking in a variety of contexts. You will learn about different types of special occasion speeches and how to effectively prepare and deliver them for specific audiences and events. </p> <p>Time Stamps: </p> <p>0:00:00 – Chapter 21: Special Occasion Speaking </p> <p>0:00:06 – 21.1 Understanding Special Occasion Speeches </p> <p>0:07:19 – 21.2 Types of Special Occasion Speeches </p> <p>00:37:01 – 21.3 Special Occasion Preparation </p>
Episode #21
<p>This chapter will examine the role of logical reasoning in communication, focusing on how arguments are constructed and evaluated. You will learn about inductive and deductive reasoning, as well as how to identify and avoid common logical fallacies. </p> <p>Time Stamps: </p> <p>0:00:00 – Chapter 20: Logical Reasoning </p> <p>0:00:01 – 20.1 Inductive Reasoning </p> <p>0:17:13 – 20.2 Deductive Reasoning </p> <p>00:22:56 – 20.3 Logical Fallacies </p>
Episode #20
<p>This chapter will explore the principles of persuasive speaking, including the purpose of persuasion and the challenges involved in influencing others. You will learn key definitions and traditional approaches to persuasion, as well as strategies for constructing effective persuasive speeches. </p> <p>Time Stamps: </p> <p>0:00:00 – Chapter 19: Persuasive Speaking </p> <p>0:00:07 – 19.1 Why Persuade? </p> <p>0:02:40 – 19.2 A Definition of Persuasion </p> <p>00:12:14 – 19.3 Why is Persuasion Hard? </p> <p>00:21:14 – 19.4 Traditional Views of Persuasion </p> <p>00:29:42 – 19.5 Constructing a Persuasive Speech </p>
Episode #19
<p>This chapter will introduce informative speaking, including its purpose and the different types of informative speeches. You will learn how to select appropriate topics and apply key guidelines for preparing clear, accurate, and engaging informative speeches. </p> <p>Time Stamps: </p> <p>0:00:00 – Chapter 18: Informative Speaking </p> <p>0:00:01 – 18.1 What is an Informative Speech? </p> <p>0:01:00 – 18.2 Types of Informative Speeches </p> <p>00:09:13 – 18.3 Guidelines for Selecting an Informative Speech Topic </p> <p>00:13:23 – 18.4 Guidelines for Preparing an Informative Speech </p>
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