EDUCATION HUB

The following collection is not only provided to an education committee but also to the casual toastmaster. Below are guides collected and stewarded by South River Toastmasters to ensure unfettered access among all members as the central toastmasters hub in Seoul and beyond.

Item	Note	Type
No. 199	Your speaking voice: Tips for adding strength and authority to your voice (24 pages).
No. 201	Gestures: Your body speaks. How to become skilled in nonverbal communication (26 pages).
No. 202	Effective evaluation: Tips and techniques for giving helpful evaluations (12 pages).
No. 1113	Outstanding Toastmaster Guidelines contains a suggested point system the club can use to select its “outstanding toastmaster” or Toastmaster of the Year (two pages).
No. 1310B	When you are vice-president education, an excellent, intensive resource provided in the Toastmasters International handbook (46 pages).
No. 1310HB	Club leadership handbook: A guide to effective leadership, perhaps the most comprehensive resource for leadership produced at Toastmasters International (71 pages).
EduCollection**	Compiled by education committees at South River Toastmasters, includes explanations and manuals concerning leadership, parliamentary session, role guides, debate, speech contest, and successful club series. (** Requires authentication).
EduMeta**	Eight-strand committee organizer developed by former vice-president of education Douglas Smith at South River Toastmasters that includes primers on duties and standards, orienting, planning, educating, promoting, governing, contests, and continuing. (** Requires authentication).
Education Progress	GoogleDocs-based spreadsheet to follow CC and CL progress that features prompts, data validation and conditional-formatting scripts to allow simple user input for chart, storage, and update progress. Developed by former deputy of education A. E. Michalak at South River Toastmasters; original Excel file created by former vice-president of education James Lim.
Factoids	A “factoid” is an unverified statement repeated so often that it comes to represent a fact. The “revolving factoid” premise is a PowerPoint file that conveys to members and guests general Toastmaster International and club specific information including announcements, tips, bulletin quotes, photos of various outings, and relevant “did-you-know?” statements. The format is constructed in revolving slides or a loop for projector display before each meeting for incoming participants. Developed by former deputy of education A. E. Michalak and former vice-president of education Douglas Smith at South River Toastmasters.
Letter Leader	Monthly e-publication that offers practical information to help club and district leaders stay connected to their teams and promote educational growth, increase membership, and establish new clubs.
VP-Ed Tips	Excellent “how-to” guide in sixteen slides developed by former vice-president of education James Lim at South River Toastmasters.

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