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Great public speeches are made through practice, proper use of voice and confidence. Deliver a great speech with tips from a communications specialist in this free public speaking video series.
There are 13 videos in this series:
Great speeches depend on preparation and execution of a variety of components. Deliver a great speech with tips from a communications specialist in this free public speaking video.
The audience for a speech will determine the topic and formality of the speech. Know and analyze the audience for a speech with tips from a communications specialist in this free public speaking video.
Before delivering a great speech, the most important thing to do is practice. Prepare to give a great speech with tips from a communications specialist in this free public speaking video.
When giving speeches in public, many people forget to breathe. Breathe, smile and focus for a great speech with tips from a communications specialist in this free public speaking video.
Fear of public speaking is one of the greatest fears of people all over the world. Visualize success before giving a speech with tips from a communications specialist in this free public speaking video.
When giving public speeches, note cards can be useful, but they come with a few caveats. Use note cards properly for a speech with tips from a communications specialist in this free public speaking video.
Body language in public speeches makes a big impression on an audience. Maintain good posture and body language for speeches with tips from a communications specialist in this free public speaking video.
Great public speakers make eye contact in order to connect with the audience. Make good eye contact in speeches with tips from a communications specialist in this free public speaking video.
When giving speeches in public, many people either talk too fast or too slow. Give public speeches at a proper rate with tips from a communications specialist in this free public speaking video.
One of the biggest public speaking mistakes is talking too softly. Use proper voice volume in public speeches with tips from a communications specialist in this free public speaking video.
Add personality to a public speech by emphasizing vocal inflections. Avoid speaking in a monotone voice with tips from a communications specialist in this free public speaking video.
The night before a public speech, the speaker should practice and get plenty of rest. Prepare for a speech the night before with tips from a communications specialist in this free public speaking video.
Great speakers learn from other public speakers. Learn about giving great public speeches with a demonstration from a communications specialist in this free public speaking video.
People have been making speeches in front of groups since humankind has been able to communicate. Public speaking refers to giving speeches with the intention of informing audiences about certain topics or persuading listeners to succumb to various opinions. From U.S. presidents to members of the local Junior League, speakers utilize public speaking skills when addressing crowds. Though public speaking styles have changed over centuries, the basic elements remain the same. In learning to speak in public, we obtain relevant skills that enrich our ability to communicate clearly. In this free video series, a communications specialist will provide tips for giving a great speech. Everything from preparation to the physical use of the voice will be covered. Specific examples include how to breathe and use proper body language, how to make eye contact, how to use voice inflection and what not to do the night before a speech. No matter who the audience may be, these tips will prepare any public speaker to give a great speech.
Tracy Goodwin Tracy Goodwin has a master’s in corporate communication and 10 years experience in professional speaking. Recipient of numerous public speaking awards and is a college professor of public speaking, interpersonal communications, voice and diction, and business speech. Goodwin is the author of "Be Delicious: The Art of Voice & Movement Integration."dkdk
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