This document provides instructions for a 1-2 page paper analyzing a famous speech based on the communication process elements. Students must choose from a list of speeches, including Obama's 2008 DNC Address or 2009 Inaugural Address. For the chosen speech, students must answer questions to identify the speaker, message, channel, any interference, setting, audience, and any feedback. The paper must be in APA format and cite sources.

1. Speech 101 1-2 page paper (not including title and reference
page) on famous speech
The work must be all ORIGINAL work. Its either 1 or 2 pages
APA style format including the reference page.
As stated below the paper must answer all the questions listed
below that applies to the speech you choose. I would prefere
and may even pay a little extra if you choose the Obama
inarguable address speech.
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The ability to recognize and explain the elements of the
communication process is the beginning of truly understanding
how to prepare for and deliver effective oral presentations.
When we are able to recognize the elements of the
communication process, we are then able to think more
critically about the other factors involved in the effective
delivery of oral presentations.
For this assignment, you will view a historical speech (see
below) and explain how the speech uses each of the elements of
the communication process identified in Chapter 1 of the
textbook.
· “Man Will Be On The Moon” President John F. Kennedy
Cook, R. (Producer). (2012). “Man will be on the moon” [Video
segment]. In Great Speeches, Volume 27: John F. Kennedy, Neil
Armstrong, Michelle Obama, Marco Rubio, and David

2. McCullough Jr. Retrieved from the Films On Demand database.
· The transcript of this speech is available by clicking here.
· “2013 Harvard Commencement Address” Oprah Winfrey
Harvard University. (2013, May 30). Oprah Winfrey Harvard
commencement speech | Harvard commencement 2013 [Video].
Retrieved from http://youtu.be/GMWFieBGR7c
· The transcript of this speech is available by clicking here.
· “The Challenger Disaster” President Ronald Reagan
Cook, R. (Producer). (2005). Great Communicator’s speech:
Challenger disaster [Video segment]. In Great Speeches,
Volume 5: Franklin D. Roosevelt, Lyndon B. Johnson, Ronald
Reagan, and Robert F. Kennedy. Retrieved from the Films On
Demand database.
· The transcript of this speech is available by clicking here.
· “Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Extemporaneous Eulogy” Robert
F. Kennedy
Cook, R. (Producer). (2005). Robert F. Kennedy:
Extemporaneous eulogy [Video segment]. In Great Speeches,
Volume 5: Franklin D. Roosevelt, Lyndon B. Johnson, Ronald
Reagan, and Robert F. Kennedy. Retrieved from the Films On
Demand database.
· The transcript of this speech is available by clicking here.
· “I Have a Dream” Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
Cook, R. (Producer). (2012). Martin Luther King Jr.'s "I Have a
Dream" speech [Video segment]. In Great Speeches, Volume 1:
John F. Kennedy, Martin Luther King Jr., Adolf Hitler, Douglas
MacArthur, Franklin D. Roosevelt, and Barack Obama.
Retrieved from the Films On Demand database.
· The transcript of this speech is available by clicking here.
· “First Inaugural Address” President Barack Obama
Cook, R. (Producer). (2012). Barack Obama's first inaugural

3. address [Video segment]. In Great Speeches, Volume 1: John F.
Kennedy, Martin Luther King Jr., Adolf Hitler, Douglas
MacArthur, Franklin D. Roosevelt, and Barack Obama.
Retrieved from the Films On Demand database.
· The transcript of this speech is available by clicking here.
· “2008 DNC Address” Hillary Rodham Clinton
Cook, R. (Producer). (2009). Hillary Clinton: 2008 DNC
address [Video segment]. In Great Speeches, Volume 23:
Barack Obama, Ronald Reagan, Hillary Clinton, Michael
Huckabee, and Louis Farrakhan. Retrieved from the Films On
Demand database.
· The transcript of this speech is available by clicking here.
After viewing the speech, prepare a one- to two-page paper (not
including title and reference pages) with an introduction and
conclusion, formatted according to APA style as outlined in the
Ashford Writing Center. Provide an explanation for the
elements of the communication process seen in the speech by
answering the following questions:
1. Speaker: Who is the speaker in the speech?
2. Message: What is his/her message?
3. Channel: What is the channel of the speech?
4. Interference: What types of interference do you see in the
speech?
5. Setting: What is the setting for the speech?
6. Audience: Who is the audience for the speech?
7. Feedback: What feedback do you see in the speech?
You must format your in-text citations for both the textbook and
the selected speech video according to APA style as outlined in
the Ashford Writing Center.
Carefully review the Grading Rubric for the criteria that will be
used to evaluate your assignment.

4. Speech 101 1
-
2 page paper (not including title and reference page) on famous
speech
The work must be all ORIGINAL work. Its either 1 or 2 pages
APA style format including the reference page.
As stated below the paper must answer all the questions listed
below that applies to the speech you choose. I would prefere a
nd may even
pay a little extra if you choose the Obama inarguable address
speech.
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The ability to recognize and explain the elements of the
communication process is the beginning of truly understanding
how to
prepare for
and deliver effective oral presenta

5. tions. When we are able to recognize the elements of the
communication process, we are then able to
think more critically about the other factors involved in the
effective delivery of oral presentations.
For this assignment, you will view a historical s
peech (see below) and explain how the speech uses each of the
elements of the
communication process identified in Chapter 1 of the textbook.
·
“Man Will Be On The Moon” President John F. Kennedy
Cook, R. (Producer). (2012).
“Man will be on the moon”
[Video segment]. In
Great
Speeches, Volume 27: John F. Kennedy, Neil Armstrong,
Michelle Obama, Marco
Rubio, and David McCullough Jr
. Retrieved from the Films On Demand database.
o
The transcript of this speech is available by clicking here.
·

6. “2013 Harvard Commencement Address” Oprah Winfrey
Harvard Univ
ersity. (2013, May 30).
Oprah Winfrey Harvard commencement
speech | Harvard commencement 2013
[Video]. Retrieved
from
http://youtu.be/GMWFieBGR7c
o
The transcript of this speech is available by clicking here.
·
“The Challenger Disaster” President Ronald Reagan
Cook, R. (Producer). (2005).
Great Communicator’s speech: Challenger
disaster
[Video segment]. In
Great Speeches, Volume 5: Franklin D. Roosevelt,
Lyndon B. Johnson, Ronald Reagan, and Robert F. Kennedy
. Retr
ieved from the
Films On Demand database.

7. o
The transcript of this speech is available by clicking here.
·
“Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Extemporaneous Eulogy” Robert F.
Kennedy
Cook, R. (Producer). (2005).
Robert F. Kennedy: Extemporaneous eulogy
[Video
segment]. In
Great Speeches, Volume 5: Franklin D. Roosevelt
, Lyndon B.
Johnson, Ronald Reagan, and Robert F. Kennedy
. Retrieved from the Films On
Demand database.
o
The transcript of this speech is available by clicking here.