This course will prepare students to develop a message and remain on topic when they are presenting that message to the media and public without straying from the point, or points, they want to make. The final session will give students the opportunity to craft and hone a message of their own.

In this session, the main focus is on how to understand what exactly a message is and how to present it. Also, students will look at who to aim their message at.

In this session, students look at tools for communicating a message to their target audience beyond just using social media.

Students will discuss the best routes for conveying their message in this session.

In this session, learners are shown that questions can present opportunities and that effective listening can truly be effective is used properly. 

Communication involves both giving and receiving information. Good communicators are good speakers as well as excellent listeners.

In this session, body language is up for discussion.

In this session, learners share their message with classmates.

Now that you have completed this course on Honing and Delivering Your Message, how will you use the things you have learned? Creating a personal action plan can help you to stay on track and on target. When you take responsibility for yourself and your results, you get things done! 

In this session, you will be asked questions to help you plan your short-term and long-term goals. This final exercise is a way for you to synthesize the learning that you have done and to put it into practice.”

Congratulations! You have completed the course "Honing and Delivering Your Message."

You began this course by looking at what exactly your message is, and how to present it.

Then you discovered various tools available for communicating your message, including social media, and discussed the best routes to use.

Effective listening is an important part of spreading a message, and this was examined.

Also an important ingredient in communication, you then learned about body language.

You concluded the course by creating your own message – an elevator pitch.

You should now feel ready to compose and deliver an effective message.