CAPSTONE FACULTY INFORMATION

Capstone Course Best Practices

Assignment Trait Analysis (Speaking and Writing Assignments)


Resources for Documenting Sources


Assessment Rubric for Oral Communication


Assessment Rubric for Written Communication


FACULTY RESOURCES

Assignment Development

Assignment Trait Analysis (Speaking and Writing Assignments)

Rubric Resources

USM QEP Assessment Rubric - Oral Communication

USM QEP Assessment Rubric - Written Communication

Writing Center

www.usm.edu/writingcenter

Information about Centers for Use in Syllabi

Speaking Center

www.usm.edu/speakingcenter


Speaking Center Flyer/Information Sheet for Students

Information about Centers for Use in Syllabi

Communication Apprehension

Personal Report of Public Speaking Anxiety (PRPSA)
Source Information for PRPSA: McCroskey, J. C. (1970) . Measures of communication-bound anxiety. Speech Monographs, 37, 269-277. This tool was developed for research and instructional purposes at no cost and with no individualized permission required. The online format of the tool is through Wadsworth/Cengage. Permission to use the online tool was obtained. For more information, contact Julie Howdeshell at qep@usm.edu.

Speaking Center Guide - Addressing Apprehension

Audience Analysis

Speaking Center Guide - Audience Analysis

Research and Documentation

Library Resources

Speaking Center Guide - Citing Sources in a Speeech

PowerPoint

Speaking Center Guide on PowerPoint Use

PowerPoint Tutorial

Plagiarism Prevention Resources

Turnitin.com - Direct Link to Turnitin

About Turnitin at The University of Southern Mississippi

Pronunciation Resources
Many online dictionaries have an audio feature allowing the user to hear the pronunciation of a word. Here are a few online dictionaries with that feature:
www.dictionary.com
www.merriamwebster.com

General Education Curriculum
The University's Academic Council has responsibility for the University's General Education Curriculum. For more information, visit the Academic Council Web site.

Assessing Faculty Development in a Writing/Speaking QEP