Performance Technology can make your organization more successful by encouraging integrated solutions to improve individual and organizational performance.

Before you start, let us tell you about this WWW site. Who are we? This site is the effort of two graduate students, Carl Fielden and Kitty Gabriel, and one professor, Dr. Allison Rossett. Carl, Kitty, and Allison created this WWW site because so many people wonder about performance technology and because we wanted to practice our "WWWing" skills.

This site is an effort by people associated with San Diego State University's Department of Educational Technology. We encourage you to visit our WWW site and the San Diego ISPI chapter's site. A related must visit site is Aztechnology Turns, an interactive soap opera. Its purpose is to capture the changes, challenges and opportunities confronting educational technologists and trainers.

The Performance Technology site you are browsing is not an authorized web site. It does not reflect the opinions of anyone or any organization except us. We recognize a debt to Harless, Gilbert, Mager, Rummler, Stolovitch and Keeps, and many others. Most especially, we encourage those who are interested in performance technology to contact the International Society for Performance Improvement.

For more information, click once on one of the topics below:

<!UL><!LI> What Is Performance Technology? - PT Defined.

<!LI> Who Are Performance Technologists? - Interviews and Comments.

<!LI> Where Can I Meet Other PT People? - Professional Organizations.

<!LI> What Does PT Look Like? - A PT Model.

<!LI> How Can I Read More? - A PT Bibliography.

<!LI> When Words Mean More PT Talk - A Glossary.

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