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This document discusses different models for Speechcraft workshops, which help develop public speaking skills. It introduces Speechcraft programs offered by Toastmasters International and explores strategies for creating an online Speechcraft course. This would allow global participation and access to training materials anytime. Resources are suggested for an online Speechcraft workshop for facilitators to enhance traditional public speaking education.
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- 1. Speechcraft Online ConnectingSpeakers Globally Coach Carole
- 2. Focus Introductionto Toastmasters International Introduction to Speechcraft Programs Enhanced Speechcraft Strategies Speechcraft Online Model Call to Action: your opportunities
- 3. Are you aToastmaster? • Yes • No • Would like to be • Never heard of them
- 4. Are you aToastmaster? • Yes • No • Would like to be • Never heard of them My Motto … Lead, follow and get out of the way …
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- 6. Find a Clubnear You http://beta.toastmasters.org/Find-a-Club
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- 8. What is aSpeechcraft Workshop? Fundamentals of public speaking: • Presentation skill development • Toastmaster advice and support • Preparation, practice and delivery Short talk opportunities Impromptu speaking opportunities • Tips on speaking and listening • Evaluations
- 9. Have you experienced Speechcraft? • Yes – as a participant • Yes – as a facilitator • Yes – as an advisor • No • Would like to
- 10. Traditional Speechcraft Models • Outside Club Meetings 1. Four Session Workshops 2. Six Session Workshops 3. Eight Session Workshops • Inside Club Meetings 4. Incorporate Speechcraft • Frequent Educationals • Once a month focus on Learners
- 11. Model 1 FourSession Speechcraft Program Session One Introduction Table Topics Educational Assignments Session Two Educational Ice Breaker Educational Assignments Session Three Organise your Speech Educational Educational Session Four Get to the Point Evaluations Guest Speaker Presentations
- 12. Model 2 SixSession Speechcraft Program Session 2 Table Topics Ice Breaker Session 1 Session 3 Organize your Speech Get to the Point Session 4 Session 6 Your Body Speaks Vocal Variety Session 5
- 13. Model 3 EightSession Speechcraft Program Level 1: Table Topics Ice Breaker Level 2: Organize your Speech Get to the Point Level 3: Your Body Speaks Vocal Variety Level 4: How To Say It Evaluations
- 14. Model 4 InsideClub Meetings (Six Sessions in Six Months) • Educationals • Sessions 1 & 2 Jan/Feb Mar/Apr • Educationals • Sessions 3 & 4 Speechcraft Practice • Educationals • Sessions 5 & 6 May/Jun Speechcraft Practice
- 15. Model 5? Oneday Speechcraft Workshops? • Six hours intensive • Would this work?
- 16. Speechcraft Resources SuccessCommunication Series 3
- 17. Have you experiencedonline learning? • Yes – in a learning management system • Yes – in open courses, self-paced • Yes – use videos and online materials • No • Would like to
- 18. Online Course for Speechcraft get votes
- 19. Enhanced Speechcraft Resources Online and On Demand You Tube: Toastmasters Channel TED Talks: TEDx Talks Channel http://ed.ted.com/ Online Course: Speechcraft Online
- 20. Speechcraft Online TargetParticipants Speechcraft Facilitators Speechcraft Participants Global Toastmasters
- 21. Speechcraft Online Strategiesfor Model 4 Real Time Online Any Time • Practice • Evaluation • Information • Videos • Connecting • Discussing
- 23. Speechcraft Online for Facilitators http://www.coachcarole.net/courses/course/view.php?id=89
- 24. Content for OnlineCourse gets Votes
- 25. Speechcraft Online for Facilitators
- 26. Speechcraft Online for Facilitators
- 27. Collaborative Planning Strategies– Trello Board • https://trello.com/b/qWidWHfG/speechcraft-online
- 28. Collaborative Planning Strategies– Facebook Group https://www.facebook.com/groups/speechcraftonline/
- 29. Further Networking Opportunity • http://australianeducators.ning.com/
- 30. Contact coachcarole70@gmail.com https://www.facebook.com/groups/speechcraftonline/ http://www.coachcarole.net/ http://ozelive.com
Editor's Notes
- #2 Introduce myself and what I do: Toastmaster journey; International connections; Instructional Designer Acknowledge audience: connected we do amazing things; where are you located; what amazing connections;
- #3 TM prepares us to deliver great speeches and to practice the art of good leadership: structure, flow, impact and delivery of speeches ( opening, body, conclusion – praise, point of improvement, praise) How to be a connected leader Briefly explain the focus points and the call to Action
- #4 Publish poll results to whiteboard My experience with Toastmasters: Advanced Communicator Gold and Advanced Leader Bronze – aiming for Silver and DTM My story of FLL : and how I joined TM
- #5 Explain motto and how that has guided my mission as a mentor, and how I would wish to be remembered. How could this resonate for other connected educators and mentors? Explain acronyms
- #6 TI 90th year celebrations in 2014 eg October events (clubs and districts) New improved website – note Leadership Central and Where Leaders Are Made Leadership roles within a club: club officers – president, vp education, vp membership, treasurer, secretary, sergeant-at-arms a district: district officers – area governors, division governors, district governors, a region: regional advisors, Note: Keynote George Saltsman at GEC Nov 18 – talked about global competencies for leaders Recommend tapping into TI to improve leadership skills – esp. useful for connected educators who ‘share their voice’ publicly
- #7 Importance of belonging to a TM club, show how to find clubs. Demonstrate using a volunteered capital city. Note: challenges for attending training for TMs in regional areas eg Area 43, each more than 40km apart (200-300km), need for more online opportunities. Are you regionally based? Are you limited to conference or training opportunities?
- #8 What does Speechcraft mean to you? Explain purpose: background experiences with Speechcraft programs; need for flexibility; need for tailoring to suit the audience; one size does not fit all.
- #9 Explore and Explain target participation: experienced Toastmasters delivering Speechcraft; tutors and mentors supporting students’ presentation projects; speakers in general who need speech training; Coaches in public speaking; Role of Toastmasters International; inclusion of Speechcraft at TI – learning at reasonable cost – easy entry to TM clubs
- #10 What was your experience like? What did the participants gain from the experience? Relate recent Speechcraft experiences for club in formation Indigo Valley Speakers Call for contribution from the audience.
- #11 Focus on options for being flexible with learning opportunities: Ask for any experience from members of audience. Describe how Speechcraft workshop programs are usually scheduled in your area? Describe my recent experience with promoting a four session model for newbies. Explain what might be done using Model 4. More details later. Let’s explore Models 1, 2 and 3 first.
- #12 Explain outcomes: 3 speeches prepared and delivered; evaluated and supported by advisors, Recommended schedule: best done over 4 consecutive weeks for specific groups Educationals: delivered by experienced TMs – shared teaching model Assignments: some homework required between sessions Guest Speakers, Evaluators and Presentations in final session.
- #13 Explain outcomes: 5 speeches prepared and delivered; evaluated and supported by advisors, Recommended schedule: best done over 6 consecutive weeks for specific groups – may have gaps between levels Educationals: delivered by experienced TMs – shared teaching model Assignments: some homework required between sessions Guest Speakers, Evaluators and Presentations in final session.
- #14 Explain outcomes: 6 speeches prepared and delivered; evaluated and supported by advisors, Recommended schedule: best done over 4 months for specific groups – build breaks between levels Educationals: delivered by experienced TMs – shared teaching model Assignments: some homework required between sessions Guest Speakers, Evaluators and Presentations in final session.
- #15 This model would fit with clubs that meet twice a month Sessions would be abbreviated to fit time allowed. Selected educationals to suit the group goals Participants have chance to schedule their practice speeches in the third meetings scheduled in March and June. Speech meetings devoted to the development of new members.
- #17 Discuss the current print based resources: Coordinators’ Guide: useful as guides for workshops; provides outlines for 4, 6 an 8 week models; plus sample promotions Not customisable Workbook: useful guides for homework guidelines; speech outlines and evaluation pages * Not customisable
- #18 Explain : - LMS, open courses, self-paced Discuss use of videos in learning: the Netflix generation Discuss the need for more online accessible and customisable content to suit individual learners. Describe how the MOODLE LMS provides a customisable site for content, activities, guidelines and communication
- #19 Research has begun. Gathering of a team next on agenda. You could be part of that team. Discuss the importance of forums for collaboration The power of being connected in FB Ask for comments in text chat.
- #20 Virtual Tour of each: Toastmasters Channel – https://www.youtube.com/user/Toastmasters TEDx Channel – https://www.youtube.com/user/TEDxTalks Speechcraft Online - http://www.coachcarole.net/courses/course/view.php?id=89 Explain how these resources can be incorporated into Speechcraft Online. Note: a simple way to incorporate TED talks for one off activities: use the TED Ed – create a lesson tool. Ed.ted.com
- #21 Speechcraft facilitators: wealth of experience; wider sharing proposed; collaboration/networking [ same time potential ] Speechcraft participants: provide any time information; videos and online lessons; collaboration/networking [any time ] Global Toastmasters: guidance and feedback; opportunities for TM projects: collaboration/networking [ webinars ]
- #22 Typical pathway for a new TM: Joins in January – connects to an online discussion group – could be easy-Speak or FB; Connects in February – adds to discussion forums – ask questions or contribute ideas Accesses videos in March – learns what to look for in speeches Reads and researches information in April – learns about the requirements of each speech Practices at a club in May – requests speeches for a special meeting and delivers a speech Practices at a club in June– requests roles for a special meeting and evaluates a speech
- #23 Proposal for my clubs – especially those struggling for membership
- #24 Now Your opportunity for collaborating on the design and development of an online course for Speechcraft Facilitators This is my latest brainwave project for another HPL. You can look over my shoulder as it develops at above address – guest password is speechcraft
- #25 A place to gather the wisdom of the crowd
- #26 I have made a start using my favourite MOODLE LMS – its what I do as an instructional designer Basing it on a model I chose for easy-Speak Made Easy – an online course for easy-Speak facilitators Use of ebooks – sequential steps with practical examples, promotional templates and videos
- #27 I have made a start with first set of helpful resources for Planning Speechcraft Workshops
- #28 Explain how I use Trello for my connected collaborative project teams. Demonstrate: navigation and management I am gathering a team who can help with the design and development using a collaborative tool called TRELLO. This is open to the public, and you can also look over our shoulders or join the team on request.
- #29 The other piece of the collaboration is just beginning at Facebook. This new group will help others learn about Speechcraft online. I used the same tactic for developing community discussions for the easy-Speak Made Easy course. This is now a thriving FB community where learners can ask questions and get immediate help.
- #30 Toastmasters Stream: Keynotes being sought TM Panel session in the planning for Sunday March 1 Call for papers early December See another TM presentation here Friday November 21 at 9 pm: Session Title: Linking Leaders with Communities - Moderation Best Practices