How My Informative Speech Delivery Outline

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When creating my informative speech, I had to determine when I was presenting this information too which in the case is will be my professor. Then I decide what presentation to use, which in this case this is an informative speech. Before I started, I needed to create a delivery outline for my speech. When creating this outline, I had to think on how to communicate the ideas by trying to convince the audience on how to create and present an informative speech does not take as much time as they think it does. I also had to think about the duration on how much time I have to present my outline speech to the audience, which in this case would be 3-5 minutes long. Therefore in order to present this informative speech outline I made an outline step which I had to follow step by step in order not to mess up and be more organized throughout my speech. I was able to use my outline strategies that I learned from chapter 14 and 15 to help me focus on how to deliver my speech. …show more content…
Before I begin my outline I had to determine how I was going to present it. However with all the materials I collected, I was able to create my message. I had to prepare myself by coming up with an introduction, purpose statement, and main idea and listed the main idea throughout the body of my outline. In between the bodies I placed signposts to transition the information I was speaking. This will allow the audience to navigate where they are in the speech. I asked myself the questions I feel the audience will have about the information and try to determine how I was going to answer them within the speech. After i have set out my delivery outline i had to practice and rehearse using note

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