SPC 2608 Lecture 11: Chapter 11 - Outlining a Speech

• School: University of Florida
• Department: Communication Sciences and Disorders
• Course: SPC 2608
• Professor: Sarah Hardison

Document Summary

Preparation outline: detailed, turned in on canvas. Delivery outline: for your own purposes only, written on a notecard. A detailed outline developed during speech preparation: the more detailed the better. Turned in on canvas the day before speech presentations begin: turn it in under the assignments tab. Use a visual framework: symbolization and indentation that shows the relationship among ideas, use a consistent pattern. Example: sub point, sub point, sub-sub point, sub-sub point. Contents: title of speech, topic, introduction. Three labeled elements: connectives and transitions, bibliography. Guidelines: label the things in your outline. Statement of purpose, preview statement, transition, credibility, etc: use a consistent pattern of symbolization, state the main points and sub points in a complete idea, attach the bibliography. Bibliography: a list of resources used in your speech, must be in mla or apa format, each speech has a required number of resources, there are many online sites that help to construct bibliographies.