Teaching presentation skills to undergraduates: students’ evaluations of a workshop course

  • Colman A
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A 10-hour workshop-based course designed to teach communication skills to undergraduates is described and evaluated. In five two-hour sessions, the course covered technical aspects of written communication, oral presentations to small and medium-sized groups, interview skills, non-verbal communication, and skills associated with assessing the presentations of others and providing constructive feedback. Evidence from a course evaluation questionnaire and from observations of the students’ performance suggests that the course was reasonably successful in achieving its aims.

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Colman, A. M. (1996). Teaching presentation skills to undergraduates: students’ evaluations of a workshop course. Psychology Teaching Review, 5(2), 75–82. https://doi.org/10.53841/bpsptr.1996.5.2.75

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