SPCH 10003 : Public Speaking

A resource guide for researching your speeches.

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Welcome to the Public Speaking Research Guide

Welcome to your one-stop shop for resources and tools designed to assist with writing assignments in your SPCH 10003: Public Speaking course. These assignments may require you to use sources only available through the University of Arkansas Libraries website.  This guide will help you identify, access, and use these sources effectively.

Remember: your individual assignments may have unique components so always refer to your professor for details and specifics.  If a topic in this guide doesn't apply to your assignments, feel free to pass by it.  

General Library Resources & Services

Student Resources from the University of Arkansas Libraries:

  • OneSearch, providing access to thousands of books/ebooks and millions of journal articles. 
  • ILL (Interlibrary Loan) services for those resources we don't own. 
  • Research assistance services in person or via chat, text, IM, email, and phone.
  • Study rooms available for booking on our 3rd (the quiet floor) and 4th floors. 
  • Desktop computers with access to the wifi and our printers.
  • Printing, copying, and scanning machines for use with personal laptops.

SPCH 10003 - Live Library Instruction Recording

Missed your class's library instruction day or need a refresher on the material for an assignment? Click below for a video of a recorded information literacy class.

About Our Online Information Literacy Modules in Blackboard

As part of this course, your instructor might assign you online information literacy courses or modules on the following topics: 

  • How Do I Choose a Research Topic?
  • Where Do I Find Information on My Topic? 
  • How Do I Evaluate the Sources and Information I Find? 
  • How Do I Search in Academic Databases?
  • How Do I Cite My Sources? 

If assigned, you will be able to access these courses and our feedback surveys through your Blackboard course. If you have any technical difficulties, please contact our team at kiml@uark.edu.  

Your instructor will tell you if your class will be completing these modules as homework.