Creativity involves changing or transforming existing ideas into new ones. The creative process involves preparation, incubation, insight, evaluation, and elaboration. Sources of creativity include belief, lack of judgment, observation, questioning, stillness, self-knowledge, objectivity, supportive environments, knowledge, experience, and flow. To make oral communication creative, one should analyze the audience, find relevant material, appeal to them, review the speech, and use visual, vocal, and verbal elements to support it.

1. Creativity in Oral Communication

2. What is creativity Creativity is any act, idea or product that changes an existing domain or that transforms an existing domain into new idea

3. Creative Process Preparation Incubation Insight Evaluation Elaboration

4. Sources Belief in existence Absence of judgment Precise observation Penetrating Questions Silent and still Self knowledge Objective consciousness Conducive environment Knowledge and hard work Experience of flow

5. How to make Oral communication creative Analyze the audience Search relevant material Appeal part Review the speech Use visual support Visual modes Vocal element Verbal element