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If you're looking for an informative speech outline sample,
you've come to the right place. You're getting that and
so much more...
First, if this is the first page you've seen on PulseMed.org
about speaking, view our other speech
writing and giving resources, including a bunch more
pages on writing and giving an informative speech.
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Below is my 8 step process for creating an informative
speech. So far, we've gone through the first 3 steps. You might
want to go back and start with an earlier page. I'll wait here
for you. :-)
- List of example informative
speech topics
- How to get
an idea informative speech topic.
- Brainstorming (fleshing out) a good
informative speech topic
- (THIS PAGE) An informative speech outline
sample
- How to create
your own informative speech outline
- How
to write a informative speech
- The text
of my free informative speech, and then finally...
- The audio mp3 of this example
of informative speech along with full notes on why
I performed it the way I did.
I think if you check out an informative speech outline sample
first, then you'll know where we're headed.
The process I use is to expand first- that started with
the brainstorming process, and continues in the outline. As you
put everything into outline format, you may see some holes in
the content you need to fill, or that you've left out some part
your audience will need to understand another part. Get down as
much info and ideas as you can, but make sure it stays organized.
Later you'll consolidate it into a simpler format for speaking.
If you've never written an outline of any kind, the 1-8
process above is actually an outline for these webpages on creating
an informative speech. You need to understand the basics of outlines
first, so if you're not sure, try these links:
Ok, so take a look now at my informative
speech outline sample (pdf) - click on the link and it opens
another window, or right-click, Save As, and open it from wherever
you save it.
You'll notice there are actually two outlines there. The
long one came first, and then I created the short one to guide
my speech. I'll talk more about using the outline to speak from
when in the section with the audio mp3.
The next step is to create
your own informative speech outline.
NOTE:
- If you're nervous about giving your talk, or want to know
more about
- Getting the audience into it
- Getting your points across
- Not putting them to sleep, and
- Feeling good about it after you're done giving it
- ... then you need to listen to the audio
example of informative speech and read my notes on the
performance.
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