Communicating with the Public
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There are 14 modules in this course
Rooted in theater, journalism and humanities practices, this course presents tools and techniques that help you improve your public-facing communication skills, particularly when describing your work to a lay audience. Whether itβs a 30-second elevator pitch or speaking to a large organization, βCommunicating with the Publicβ will boost your confidence in any speech-communication scenario.
What's included
1 reading
1 readingβ’Total 1 minute
- Welcomeβ’1 minute
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1 video1 reading
1 videoβ’Total 2 minutes
- Introduction to The Big Ideaβ’2 minutes
1 readingβ’Total 1 minute
- Download The Big Idea Formβ’1 minute
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1 video
1 videoβ’Total 1 minute
- The Audience & Youβ’1 minute
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1 video
1 videoβ’Total 1 minute
- Define Your Goal & Find Common Groundβ’1 minute
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1 video
1 videoβ’Total 2 minutes
- Supporting Content for Your Big Ideaβ’2 minutes
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1 video
1 videoβ’Total 7 minutes
- Preparing for a Media Interviewβ’7 minutes
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1 video
1 videoβ’Total 6 minutes
- Marcy McGinnis' Presentation Tipsβ’6 minutes
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1 video
1 videoβ’Total 9 minutes
- Media Interview Do's & Don'tsβ’9 minutes
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1 video2 readings
1 videoβ’Total 2 minutes
- What's the Story: Introductionβ’2 minutes
2 readingsβ’Total 16 minutes
- Download What's The Story Formβ’15 minutes
- Download Peer-Reviewed Article: Finding the Storyβ’1 minute
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1 video
1 videoβ’Total 2 minutes
- Story Fundamentalsβ’2 minutes
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1 video
1 videoβ’Total 2 minutes
- The Story Structureβ’2 minutes
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1 video
1 videoβ’Total 4 minutes
- The Story of Penicillin: A New Angleβ’4 minutes
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1 video1 reading
1 videoβ’Total 5 minutes
- Using the What's The Story Formβ’5 minutes
1 readingβ’Total 1 minute
- Repurposing Your Content from The Big Ideaβ’1 minute
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1 video1 reading1 assignment
1 videoβ’Total 2 minutes
- SummaryβTying it All Togetherβ’2 minutes
1 readingβ’Total 1 minute
- Modules that Might Interest Youβ’1 minute
1 assignmentβ’Total 5 minutes
- SummativeQuizβ’5 minutes
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