Section: 4.2: Research Strategy | COMM101: Public Speaking

Section outline

The information that you collect from primary and secondary research comes in many different forms – factual statements, expert opinions, and elaborations that are presented in a variety of formats. When selecting information, be sure to include a variety of cultural perspectives.
- Select activity Developing a Research Strategy
  
  Developing a Research Strategy Page
  
  Students must
  
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- Select activity Citing Sources
  
  Citing Sources Page
  
  Students must
  
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- Select activity Verbally Citing Sources
  
  Verbally Citing Sources Page
  
  Students must
  
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