Public Speaking and Presentation includes
resources for public speaking—alone, and in combination
with multimedia presentations. This topic was once known
as "public speaking," or more simply, "speech;" and
it was usually found in the drama or English
departments. Today's public speakers however,
have access to effective and relatively low-cost
"visual aids" that transform their presentations
from mere public-speaking to multimedia events.
Thus, Free-Ed.Net finds it meaningful and convenient
to broaden the traditional name of the course and
place it into the School of Media Studies.
|
 |
|
|
|
 This is your proof of participation
in this Free-Ed.Net study program. You should include a copy in your
Career Education Portfolio.
 |
xxxx |
Use the image scanner app on your mobile device to
read this QR code. You can then access these resources whenever you
want and from wherever you go. |
