by Guy W. Wallace, CPT
The ISPI Board of Directors is inviting anyone and everyone, ISPI members and non-members, to join in and produce, and then post their own mini-movies of themselves or others talking about human performance technology (HPT). There is a simple six-point script everyone is following for this year's contest:
- My name is...
- My occupation is...
- I first got involved in HPT...
- My greatest HPT influences (people, books/articles, etc.) include...
- An interesting HPT application I was involved in was ...
- An HPT term that I would like to define is...
- Think YouTube on HPT--with HPT practitioners--for recognition and prizes and fun!
Joe
Harless agreed to be one of the first. Just like with HPT itself! See
his podcast via the link below.
It is all happening on "HPT Connections" -- an ISPI website hosting a
social network and HPT content. For instructions and tips for creating
and posting your own video podcasts, use the pull-down menu labeled
"More In This Group" and get on with it! Sign up as a group member
(select the "Join Group" icon) to keep informed as additional podcasts
are added. Or, you can click on the "Subscribe" option.
The "contest" part? There will be three prizes in each of the following
categories:
- Best HPT Application Story
- Best HPT Term Definition
- Best/Most Creative Video Podcast Production
The prizes are: a conference registration (1st place), free membership (2nd place), and a copy of the 3rd edition of the HPT Handbook (3rd place). First, second, and third place will be awarded for each category.
So
create your video podcasts -- and add them per the instructions at
HPT Connections -- and share with all of us! The
deadline for submissions is December 31, 2008.
The HPT practitioner podcasts are at HPT Connections at: