The Effect of Computer-Generated Instructional Feedback and Videotape on the Speaking Performance of College Students in Basic Speech Course

Abstract

1992 Award Winning Paper in Basic Course Pedagogy This study examines the effect of computer-generated feedback and videotapes speech performances on the speech skill improvement of college students. Subjects are evaluated on total speech performance and on: (1) organization; (2) development; (3) style; (4) vocal quality; and (5) gestural quality. Results indicate: (1) computer-generated feedback appear to be as effective as handwritten feedback; (2) providing instructor feedback before self-analysis of videotaped performances; and (3) providing computer-generated feedback appears to improve subjects\u27 delivery speech skill performance

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