Understand your panels through analyzing data for panel & panelist performance patterns and develop reporting tools for both panel and clients
Course Description
Trained panels are a robust tool to gather objective data on products. Similar to an analytical tool, monitoring performance is critical to maintain the credibility, reliability, and merit of any trained panel.
Review options for using statistical and visual techniques to monitor the performance of panels and panelists for agreement, discriminability, and consistency. Areas addressed include providing both routine and advanced feedback to panels, identification of improvement areas for panelists, use of known samples for tracking, determining validation of panels and panelists, and selecting the right information to share with clients utilizing the panel. Real-life examples aid in understanding the tools and rationales.
About the Course
This course reviews the purpose of monitoring at both a panel and program level then shares a variety of reporting tools, along with discussion on selection of the right tools for the right audience.
Who Should Attend
Panel leaders, analysts, sensory scientists, and quality personnel involved in the analysis, interpretation, and/or presentation of data analyzed through statistical procedures. Also appropriate for managers responsible for panel programs.
1 Day Course
Course Fee: $750
A discount of $50 US will be offered to members of the Sensometric Society upon request.
Course Directors: Annlyse Krogmann and Nicole Butkiewicz
Location: New Jersey
