External Resources

Debaters regularly disclose their argument positions and research cited on the NCDA Wiki. We use it regularly to see what arguments are popular on any given topic.

The NSDA is the governing body for speech and debate in the United States. Event rules, resources, topic releases, and general information are available on this website.

Debate on the Daily is an app that allows students to easily integrate debate preparation into their daily lives in several ways. Features include streamlining and simplifying the research process, connecting teams with partners for practice rounds, and organizing round notes. The app is available on the App Store and Google Play.

Tabroom is the most popular tournament hosting website in speech and debate. We use it to find tournaments to compete at and to view results during the season.

The DebateDrills Academy is the most comprehensive repository of high-quality, curated debate education on the internet. It is regularly updated and 100% free.

ForCom is a popular online forensics speech and debate community that includes a comprehensive piece library, hundreds of informative speech and debate articles, featured performance videos, and additional social features.