This document provides information on conducting a blind taste test presentation and summarizes the results. It outlines four basic steps for presentations: strategy, structure, style, and supplementing with questions and challenges. It also includes an evaluation form to rate group presentations on introduction, organization, content, visual aids, conclusion, delivery, discussion, and overall rating. The document states that results from a survey or questionnaire on the blind taste test should be provided, a point should be made, and the validity of the results discussed. It concludes by stating a wrap-up of the presentation should answer any questions and suggest areas for more research.

1. Blind Taste Test Presentation and Results

2. Presentation Introduction Podium Panic Four Basic Steps 1.S trategy2.Structure3.Style4.Supplement: questions and challenges

3. Group Presentation Evaluation Form (ver. 5) Rate the Group Presentation (5= Excellent; 1= Poor NA= not applicable) Comments would be very helpful. Group Number:____ Topic:________________________________ ____1. Introduction : Did the introduction capture your interest; was necessary background given; was a clear purpose conveyed ___2. Organization : Was there a clear organization; were transitions between sections clear and effective; did the organization lead to a clear conclusion? Evaluation

4. Evaluation ___3. Content : Did the group support their points; was the supporting material relevant, up to date? ___4. Visual Aids : Were visual aids used effectively and appropriately, carefully prepared? ___5. Conclusion : Were key points reinforced; was a sense of closure provided; if appropriate, was a course of action proposed?

5. Evaluation ___6. Delivery: Were the speakers natural, enthusiastic; did they speak clearly; were appropriate gestures, posture, expressions used ___7. Discussion: Were questions answered accurately, clearly, effectively? ___8. Overall Rating General Comments (use back)

6. Results Provide survey/questionnaire results. Make a point. Validity

7. Summary Wrap-up your presentation Answer questions More research