The first speaker gives his or her presentation. The Toastmaster introduces the second speaker, defines the purposes of the speech, and announces the title. This process continues until all of the prepared speeches have been given. At the end of all the prepared speeches a Timer's report is again given, and a vote is taken on the best speech. The purpose of the General Evaluator is to analyze how the meeting has gone and to introduce the Evaluators for the prepared speeches.
Evaluation is a very important part of making progress in anything.
The first Evaluator gives his or her evaluation of the first speech. Since speeches in the Toastmasters manuals have goals, the evaluation usually focuses on how well those goals were met. The second and subsequent Evaluators go. At the end of all the evaluations a Timers report is given, and a vote is taken on the best evaluation. Evaluations should last from 2 to 3 minutes.