- Select the module folders below ↓ to explore the supplemental OER resources that have been added to each unit/module. Additional teaching resources can be found on the left-hand course menu. WHAT ARE MODULES?A module is a unit of study in a course. Modules are often grouped by week and by topic. Module folders typically contain all the learning activities and materials that are relevant to a given week or unit. Each of the module folders in this SPE 2100 OER resource shell contains the same items that are inside the SPE 2100 Universal Course Shell, with the addition of supplemental open educational resources (OERs) for you to browse through and use in your own teaching, if you wish. In each module below, you will find:
- Student learning outcomes, which define the new knowledge and skills you will acquireLearning materials, including readings and videosAssignments comprised of smaller assignments and multiple speechesSupplemental Open Educational Resources (OERs) that pertain to the module’s topic
Open educational resources (OERs) are course materials (e.g., videos, texbooks, assignments, lessons, PPTs, surveys, rubrics) that you can freely use, remix, and/or adapt to your teaching needs, depending on the license. OERs are often licensed under what is called a Creative Commons license. Visit KCC’s Open Ed Initiative page to learn more about OERs at KCC.
Module 1- Introduction to Public Speaking- Module 2- Developing Topics and Introduction Speech
- Module 3- Informative Speaking and Presentation Aids
- Module 4-Demonstration Speech
- Module 5- Researching for your Speeches
- Module 6-Building Your Speech
- Module 7-Introductions and Conclusions
- Module 8- Speech Delivery
- Module 9- Informative Speech
- Module 10- Persuasive Speaking and Audience Analysis
- Module 11-Logical Reasoning and Language Use
- Module 12- Persuasive Speech
Except where otherwise noted, this Open Educational Resource (POL 51: Introduction to American Government) site was created and curated by Dr. Shawna M. Brandle in Spring 2023 and is licensed under Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International license.
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