Comprehensive
Web-Enhanced Communication Studies Course Links:
Basic Course Orientation:
- Oral
Communications By Rick D. Rudd, University of Florida. Includes
elements of public speaking, interviewing, negotiation, criticism, effective
meetings and group leadership. Notes, Course Materials and Links provided
- University
of Northern Iowa - Oral Communication Program
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Speech Fundamentals By Michael E. Eidenmuller, Northwestern State University of Louisiana. various classes. Online Speech Bank containing sites with full text and Real Audio versions of public speeches. Syllabus. Calendar. Assignments. Student work. Links to related material
Public Speaking Focus:
- COMMUNICATION
115 FUNDAMENTALS OF PUBLIC SPEAKING - Southwest Missouri State University
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101 Public Speaking - Emporia State University
- University
of Tennessee at Martin (Public Speaking)
- Introduction
to Public Speaking By Terrence Doyle, Northern Virginia
Community College. A valuable resource for the use of technology and
public speaking. Internet and technical presentation software use id
discussed. Links and course materials are provided
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Public Speaking By Carla Gesell, University of Tennessee at Martin. This course fully integrates technology in the research and presentation of speeches.
- Introduction
to Public Speaking By Brian Earle, Cornell University who has included
his course materials, exams and links. He showcases some student
work.
Principles of Effective Speaking By Terry Fencl, Triton Community College. This takes an interdisciplinary focus
- Introduction
to Public Speaking By Barry A. Morris, SUNY Cortland
- Business
and Professional Speaking
- Multimedia Presentations By Terrence Doyle, Northern Virginia Community College. Includes a focus of public speaking and technology (PowerPoint and Astound in particular). Links provided.
Special Topics Communication Courses
Nonverbal Communication By Mark L. Knapp, University of Texas at Austin.
Organizational Communication By Craig R. Scott, University of Texas at Austin. Includes an interesting simulation exercise.
- University of Pennsylvania (Introduction to Communication Behavior)
Language and Communication By Madeline Maxwell, University of Texas at Austin.
Language, Culture, and Communication By Madeline Maxwell, University of Texas at Austin.
Legal Argumentation By Jean Goodwin, Northwestern University.
Lying and Deception By Mark L. Knapp, University of Texas at Austin. He discusses how to detect a liar in classic to mediated situations.
Macro Organizational Communication Theory and Research By Craig R. Scott, University of Texas at Austin.
Crisis Communication By William Arnold, Arizona State University. Fully Internet based class mediated through chat message boards.
- Speech Writing By John Adams, Syracuse University. Ethical issues related to "ghost writing" and public discourse.
- Argumentation and Public Decision-Making by Nancy Schmidt, Washington State University. -- stresses the argument, critical thinking skills along with other communication skills. She provides resources and related links.
Communication Law and Ethics First Amendment materials. By William Martin Sloane, Elizabethtown College.
- Contemporary Problems in Freedom
of Speech By Jean Goodwin, Northwestern University. First Amendment course materials
(assignments to exams). Posted student materials and other Links.
Communication Studies of NAFTA and the U.S./Mexico Border By Frederick Williams University of Texas at Austin, and Henry T. Ingle, University of Texas at El Paso.
Campañas Publicitarias (Advertising Campaigns) By Iliana Ballester-Panelli, University of the Sacred Heart, Puerto Rico. Stresses service learning, I thought this offered an international element
Investigación Publicitaria (Advertising Research) (In Spanish)By Iliana Ballester-Panelli, University of the Sacred Heart, Puerto Rico.
- Communication, Culture, Consciousness By John Sloop, Vanderbilt University. Stresses "Cultural Epistemology and Communication."
- Micro Organizational Communication Theory and Research By Craig R. Scott, University of Texas at Austin (graduate course).
Visual Communications By Paul Martin Lester, California State University, Fullerton.
Visual Literacy By Fern Logan, Southern Illinois University Carbondale.
Visual Reporting By Paul Martin Lester, California State University, Fullerton.
Writing the Ethnography of Communication By Madeline Maxwell, University of Texas at Austin.
Written Communication By Sarah Cheney, Waukesha County Technical College.
Mediated Communication Focus:
Internet for Educators By Ray Schroeder, University of Illinois at Springfield. Focuses mostly upon researching and the internet.
Internet Navigator By Nancy Lombardo, University of Utah. Stresses effective Internet research. Links and exams are included.
Introduction to Communication, Culture, and Technology By Martin Irvine and William Drake, Georgetown University. Stresses a number of computer-mediated communication effects on communication. Notes and links are included with class materials.
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High-tech Communication By Mark Borzi, Eastern Illinois University.Class focuses on the technical aspect of technical communication.
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Communications Technologies COOL site! Offers the "cyber" expert opinions first hand! By Paul Martin Lester, California State University, Fullerton.
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Communications Technology and Society By Kyle Nicholas, University of Texas at Austin. Global Communication and technology is discussed. Links and course materials are provided.
- Here's an online Internet
Web Text by John December.
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Computer-Mediated Communication By J. Michael Jaffe, University of Haifa. Coversa wide variety of communication contexts! Mass communication all the way to intrapersonal communication! Links and notes as well as other class materials. Showcases student products.
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Communication and New Technology By Howard E. Sypher, University of Kansas. Stresses team projects. Included effective links and resources.
- Communication Networks in Organizations By Craig R. Scott, University of Texas at Austin.
Interpersonal Emphasis
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Communication and Personal Relationships By Mark L. Knapp, University of Texas at Austin. Resources and Links. What can I add?
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Internship in Conflict Mediation By Madeline Maxwell, University of Texas at Austin.
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Interpersonal Communication By Chris Murphy, Wright State University. This site stresses a variety of interpersonal communication concepts.
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Interpersonal Communication By John Daly, University of Texas at Austin. Great links and notes as well as class resources for an emphasis upon relationship building.
Intrapersonal Communication By Leone Shedletsky, University of Southern Maine.
MASS MEDIA FOCUS:
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Introduction to Media Studies By John Downing, University of Texas at Austin.
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Introduction to Media Theory By Daniel Chandler, University of Wales, Aberystwyth. Media is not limited in the traditional treatment, he includes pens, paper,books, typewriters, as well as more recent mediated communication forms.
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Learning from Television By Daniel Chandler, University of Wales, Aberystwyth.
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Media, Advertising, and Society By Barbara Welch-Breder, University of Iowa. Includes emphasis upon gender, class and other social factors.
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Multimedia By Ali Jafari, Indiana University Purdue University Indianapolis.
- New Technologies in the Electronic Media By Ray Schroeder, University of Illinois at Springfield.
Multimedia and Digital Video Production By Derek Redmond, Queen's University (Canada).
New Communication Technologies in Organizations By Craig R. Scott, University of Texas at Austin. Every type of mediated communication you could imagine!
New Communication Technologies in the Workplace By Craig R. Scott, University of Texas at Austin.
New Media and Global Civil Society By Aaron Delwiche, University of Washington.
New Media -- The Internet and WWW By Bruce Klopfenstein, Bowling Green State University. Heavy emphasis upon web-enhanced learning.
- University of Pennsylvania (COMM 130 Mass Media and Society)
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Understanding Mass Communication By David Lawrence, Alma College.
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Video Production By Pier Marton, Washington University.
Rhetoric
Rhetoric of Mass Media By John Sloop, Vanderbilt University.
Rhetoric of Popular Music By John Sloop, Vanderbilt University.
Rhetoric of Social Movements By John Sloop, Vanderbilt University.
Seminar in Political Debates By Diana Carlin, University of Kansas.
Seminar in Risk Communication By M. Mark Miller and David B. Sachsman, University of Tennessee, Knoxville and Chattanooga. A two-way interactive class.
Theory and Literature of Rhetoric Online By Edward Lee Lamoureux, Bradley University.
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last updated: 2-8-01 by Lori Halverson-Wente