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Welcome to the new IDEA Encyclomedia.
The IDEA Encyclomedia is a searchable database of debate related media files, organized in categories and tagged for easier referencing. This growing resource presents you with numerous learning possibilities by listing popular speeches, lessons, lectures, debate rounds, radio shows, podcasts... and much more!
Check back for regularly updated content.
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EYS: Unity in Diversity Exchange - Speakers' corner |
No More Christmas? |
The Logic of Banning |
Rudo Moyo Interviews CRY Uganda |
 Citizen Journalism |
| Contains stories created and produced by the participants of the various Citizen Journalism classes. |
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| Famous Speeches |
| Contains some of the most inspiring speeches ever heard. |
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| IDEA Events & Projects |
| Contains various media files recorded and presented at IDEA events & projects. |
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| Karl Popper Debate |
| Contains recordings and speeches related to Karl Popper Debate, including variations and several sub-formats that have developed over the years. Samples contained therein include recordings of debate rounds, lessons, trainings and related materials. |
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| Lessons, Lectures and Events |
| Contains lessons and trainings. Also includes reports on trainings as well as keynote speakers. |
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| Lincoln Douglas Debate |
| Contains materials in relation to the Lincoln Douglas Debate format. |
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| Parliamentary Debate |
| Contains various media related to all sub-formats and flavours of Parliamentary Debate, including [but not limited to] American Parliamentary, British Parliamentary and World Schools Debate. Samples include videos and audio recordings of debate rounds, lectures and speeches. |
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| Public Debate |
| Debating a controversial issue within a formal public setting, in order to persuade an audience, who may participate in a post-debate discussion and question-answer period, or who may even vote on the debated issue. Typically, a timely central issue serves as the fulcrum for both the speakers and the audience, with speakers presenting opposing sides with the explicit intent of informing and persuading their immediate audience. |
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