Writing and Delivering Speeches

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Daisy Lovelace

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01 Introduction

001 So youre giving a speech.mp4

01:21

002 Speeches vs. presentations.mp4

01:39

02 Before You Write and Deliver Your Speech

001 Understand your target audience.mp4

02:50

002 Confirm your logistics.mp4

03:24

03 Writing and Delivering Speeches for Various Scenarios

001 Staging your virtual speech.mp4

02:58

002 Giving a virtual speech.mp4

03:33

003 Speaking to inform.mp4

03:49

004 Speaking to persuade.mp4

03:59

005 Delivering bad news.mp4

03:24

006 Speaking at a special occasion.mp4

03:49

007 Accepting an award.mp4

03:20

008 Preparing an impromptu speech.mp4

03:51

04 Conclusion

001 Deliver with confidence.mp4

02:33

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Great orators make speaking to large crowds look easy. But the ability to craft and deliver a great speech isn't a talent possessed only by a select few. With the right preparation, anyone can deliver a speech worthy of a standing ovation. In this course, Duke University professor Dr. Daisy Lovelace shows you how, sharing tips for writing and delivering the perfect speech for a variety of occasions. Daisy highlights the key differences between speeches and presentations. She goes over how to tailor your speech to your target audience and set yourself up for success by confirming key logistical details. And since more and more meetings and events are going remote, Daisy discusses how to stage and deliver a compelling virtual speech. She then provides guidance on writing speeches with different purposes, such as speeches that are primarily informative or persuasive, speeches designed to honor a person or team for their accomplishments, and award acceptance speeches.

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