Quabbin Quills, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit in Massachusetts, designed an editorial guide for …
Quabbin Quills, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit in Massachusetts, designed an editorial guide for authors to get a general framework on how to format their work for submission as well as to display basic grammar rules for reference.
Are your students struggling to create visually-organized speech outlines? This GoogleDocs handout …
Are your students struggling to create visually-organized speech outlines? This GoogleDocs handout demonstrates Harvard outline formatting, the most common type of outlining used in public speaking. It explains and demonstrates formatting expectations for: speech sections, main points, transitions, sub-points. It also offers advice about: indentation and symbolization, the principle of division in outlining, how to adjust your numbering scheme in GoogleDocs and Microsoft Word, spacing. Finally, it offers two student outline examples for clarity.
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