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There are a few elements of the student life cycle in higher education that are unavoidable, one being general education courses. While a majority of college students are unaware of support resources or unlikely to engage with all of them, each student must fulfill common core curriculum.
For over a decade, the University of Louisville has offered an Oral Communication Success Guide for students in the public speaking general education course. Now a digital resource embedded in learning software, the guide helps connect students’ learning to institutional services and supports.
In this episode of Voices of Student Success, host Ashley Mowreader spoke with Elyssa Smith, an oral communications faculty member, and Katherine Taylor, director of the oral communication basic course, to outline the process of digitalizing the guide, the benefits for student access and how it breaks down barriers across the institution.
Listen to the episode here and learn more about The Key here.
