2004 Award of Excellence Competition
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ISPI's Awards of Excellence program is designed to showcase the people, products, innovations, and organizations that represent excellence in the field of instructional and Human Performance Technology. Following are the award categories. For complete instructions, please review the 2004 Awards of Excellence Guide (336 kb PDF). |
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| AWARD of EXCELLENCE CATEGORIES
Below is a brief description of the various award categories. In order to be considered for an award, your entry must address all criteria outlined in the
specific submission packets for each category listed below. If you are unsure about the submission category you should complete, refer to
page 4 of the 2004
Awards of Excellence Guide (336 kb PDF). |
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| Outstanding Human Performance Intervention: A comprehensive award category for interventions other than those listed below—if your entry comprises multiple interventions, any intervention below may be a component.
Outstanding Performance Aid: Reduces dependence on memory by storing information, processes, or perspectives which influence/guide job behavior. Outstanding Research/Student Research: Recognizes outstanding graduate student research in Human Performance Technology or related fields. Outstanding Instructional Product or Intervention: Provides instruction, practice, and feedback to enable or improve job task performance. Outstanding Instructional Communication: A communication enabling individuals or organizations to achieve excellence in Human Performance Technology. Outstanding New Systematic Application: A process, method, or technique new to the field of Human Performance Technology. Chapters of Merit: Celebrates the accomplishments of local chapters of ISPI. |
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| For additional information or
questions, please contact ISPI at info@ispi.org,
or call 1-301-587-8570.
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User Tip: The Submission Packets
below are Word documents. To download these packets to your
computer, please right click on the link and select "Save Target
As" (MSIE) or "Save Link As" (Netscape), and copy this
file to your computer.