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FLASH Drives Explained LESSON EXAMPLES Story Telling Outlining Directions for Evaluating a Speech STAYING UP	Forms designed to help you prepare: Topic Outline, Introducing a speaker and evaluations.	To watch the SPEECH EVALUATION demo Click on the link below or the picture to the left. You will get a "pop up" menu. . To download the file click SAVE. To watch it on line click OPEN. LINK ../CLASS/SPEECH Evalu8fg.ppt Once the file is open on line, click on the picture anywhere. Each slide has several "add on" dialogue boxes, so keep clicking on the picture to see the text add on over the picture. If the slides does not develop text and doesn't change then click on the gray "down arrow" on the slider bar on the right of the screen to proceed. After the slide changes then go back to clicking on the picture to develop the text boxes.
Portfolio FORMS Topic Outline Introduction Speech Evaluation Evaluating speakers Oral Evaluations	How To Evaluate a Speech Click here for an article Dr. Bobbert wrote in an International magazine on Evaluating Speeches. LINKS You The Brand We all represent a brand. It's the brand of you. How you talk, walk, and look reflects on that brand. Do you come across as trustworthy, confident, and competent?	Job Interview Questions A list of questions you might be asked in a job interview.	CMSP 399 VISUAL IMAGE MANIPULATION for PRINT, PRESENTATION and WEB using PHOTOSHOP
		How to Win at Office Politics http://www.bnet.com/2403-13070_23-93243.html Learn more by clicking the above link or cutting and pasting it into your address bar
SUCCESS Links Photoshop Images Job Interview Questions	The following Forms were designed to help you prepare your speech. Speech Topic Outline Introducing another speaker SPEECH EVALUATION FORMS Speech Evaluation Evaluating other speakers Oral Evaluation of a speech	STAYING UP when feeling down Dr Bobbert has been published in several magazines. Articles of Student interest will be included in the down load files. The first one is provided for days when you need to pick yourself up because you are feeling "down" This summary "handout" includes materials from 3 short speeches.
	Six Laws of Persuasion Getting what you want in life, in work or play, requires constant negotiation with a variety of people.
	Click the book to view the text contents
	DON'T TALK! COMMUNICATE! Dr. Bobbert's latest book, shows you how to speak more effectively, so you get what you want more often. You learn how to persuade both large audiences and the people you work and play with. It explains how to organize your ideas into a speech or persuasive argument to sell your ideas, products or services. You learn how to improve your skills so you can persuade others to help you reach your personal and organizational goals. DON'T TALK! COMMUNICATE! by Dr. Larry C. Bobbert published by International Publishing Network and Printing Concepts.1992. "How to give other people what they want, so they will tend to give you what you want."
AnimationLibrary.com TinyURL	2. Template for doing DVD covers in Photoshop a. Show .jpg - copyable. .psd 9.2 Megs b. - .psd recorded "error" on FTP ing - at over 9 megs you may not be able to down load the psd file but can get one layer sample using the jpg file. (The original was composed by Matt Crum at KET) .

Class one - An Introduction to
Speech Communications

Link ../Introduction-Fall 06 Speech Classes.PPT To watch Class 1 Lesson Power Point presentation (no sound)
Click on the link below or the picture to the left.
You will get a "pop up" menu.
. To download the file click SAVE.
To watch it on line click OPEN.

Once the file is open on line, and you are ready to navigate the program, Click on the picture anywhere. Each slide has several"add on" dialogue boxes, so keep clicking on the picture to see the text add on over the picture.

If the slides does not develop text and doesn't change then click on the gray "down arrow" on the slider bar on the right of the screen
to proceed. After the slide changes then go back to clicking on the picture to develop the text boxes.

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