Class notes on kinesics are maintained by the Department of Communication Arts and Science, Penn State University.

This web site is hosted by Reginald A. Bruce, Ph.D. Associate Professor of Management in the College of Business and Public Administration at the University of Louisville. The site provides links to discussions on many forms of non-verbal communication.

A comparison of how men and women communicate in four specific areas of nonverbal communication is the focus of this web site. Site maintained by Colorado State University.

David B. Givens from the Center for Nonverbal Studies maintains (privately) this page on kinesics.

This research paper explores the relationship between paralanguage and computer mediated communication. This paper was written by John Carey from the Alternate Media Center at New York University. It is presented in Adobe Acrobat and is hosted online by the ACL Anthology: A Digital Archive of Research Papers in Computational Linguistics, Penn State University.

William Buchholz authored this frames-enhanced online lecture on paralanguage. Site maintained by Bentley College.

This page on language and culture includes a section on the most obvious form of paralanguage, which is body language or kinesics. Site is maintained by Dennis O'Neil from Palomar College.

This handout from San Antonio College discusses the categories of non-verbal communication.

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