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PUBLIC SPEAKING
Gathering Materials
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Where Do I Go?
• Draw on personal experience first• Library• Internet• Other resources
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C.C. Libraries
UCR Libraries
UCSD
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Library Resources
• Librarians
• Catalogue
• Periodical databases
• Newspapers
• Reference works
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Librarians
• Circulation–Check books in/out
• Research–Help students find materials
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Catalogue
• Listing of all books, periodicals, other resources owned by library
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Periodical Database
• Research aid that catalogues articles from many journals, magazines
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Abstract
• Summary of magazine or journal article
• Don’t cite abstract alone
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Newspapers
• Local• National• International
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Reference Works
• Work that synthesizes large amount of related information– Encyclopedias
– Yearbooks
– Quotation books
– Biographical aids
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Internet Searching
• Search engines
• Specialized resources– Virtual libraries
– Government resources
– Multicultural resources
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Evaluating Internet Docs
• Authorship
• Sponsorship
• Recency
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Research Interview
• Interview to get speech information
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Preparing Questions
Avoid:
–Questions you can answer without interview
–Leading questions
–Hostile, loaded questions
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Tips for Doing Research
• Start early
• Make preliminary bibliography
• Make an annotated bibliography
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Annotated Bibliography
• Include a complete citation• Briefly describe the source• Include stats, quotes, etc.
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Annotated Bibliography
Lucas, S.E. (2012). The Art of Public Speaking (11th edition). Boston: McGraw Hill.
This is a public speaking textbook. In this book the author states that Wikipedia “…can be a good place to start learning about a topic…”(p. 127). There is also a reference to reliability being comparable to print encyclopedias (p. 127).
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Tips for Doing Research
• Start early
• Make preliminary bibliography
• Make an annotated bibliography
• Think about materials
• Take notes efficiently
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Efficient Note-Taking
• Take plenty of notes
• Record in consistent format
• Make separate entry for each
• Distinguish among direct quotations, paraphrases, your own ideas
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