Penn State ISPI Chapter Human Performance Technology Workshop

We are thrilled to invite you to an engaging and insightful workshop on Human Performance Improvement (HPI), hosted by the Penn State International Society for Performance Improvement (ISPI) Chapter. This virtual event will feature the esteemed Dr. William J. Rothwell, a distinguished professor and renowned expert in Human Performance Technology (HPT).

Workshop Highlights:
Overview of HPI: Understand the definition and purpose of Human Performance Technology (HPT) and its importance in addressing performance gaps.

Session Objectives: Learn about the session's key objectives, including familiarizing yourself with prominent HPT models and applying HPT principles to real-world challenges.

Importance of HPT: Discover the challenges organizations face without HPT and the benefits of adopting an HPT approach.

Overview of HPT Models: Gain insights into three key HPT models:

Mager’s Performance Analysis: Identifying performance problems and determining appropriate solutions.
Gilbert’s Behavioral Engineering Model: Emphasizing environmental and individual factors influencing performance.
Rothwell’s Performance Consulting Model: Combining diagnostic questions with a consultative approach to address performance issues.

Applying HPT to Real-World Challenges: Explore case studies and key takeaways on addressing root causes for long-term performance improvement.

Conclusion and Q&A: Recap key points and engage in an interactive Q&A session with Dr. Rothwell.

Don't miss this opportunity to enhance your knowledge and skills in Human Performance Improvement. Please mark your calendars and join us for an enriching experience!