Submit Your Video
Rules and Guidelines
REGULATIONS AND GUIDELINES
- All videos must be relevant to the industrial fabric industry
- Videos must not exceed 6 minutes (3-minute videos are recommended)
Videos must be educational and incorporate elements that help the viewer learn, including: solutions to problems, “how-to” instructions, and engaging questions. - Commercial or company promotions will not be accepted.
- Only ATA member videos will be included.
- Videos must be hosted on YouTube or Vimeo websites.
- Only web links will be posted in the ATA library. Videos are viewable within the ATA library website but are not hosted there.
- ATA members own their videos (unless by special contract). This means ATA cannot change the video content nor remove the video from your hosting location on the web. ATA can, however, remove a video link from its library collection so that it is no longer viewable within the library.
- Any updates made to your videos (by you) will automatically transfer to the ATA video library, as long as the URL remains the same. Any of your videos deleted by you on YouTube or Vimeo will no longer be available in the ATA video library.
- ATA reserves the right to remove any video for any reason, without prior notice.
- Video guidelines are subject to change.
VIDEO RATING
- LENGTH – PASS /FAIL
Is the video 6 minutes or less? If yes, the video passes, continue rating the video. If the video is more than 6 minutes, the video does not pass and cannot be posted. - INTEREST – PASS/FAIL
Is the topic interesting? - EDUCATION – PASS/FAIL
Is the presentation educational? Or, is the video simply an advertisement for the company? Does it provide a learning opportunity?
Problem-solving: The video solves a clearly described problem.
How it works: The video provides “how to” instructions.
Demonstration: The video demonstrates applications.
Action items: The video incorporates questions, or other action items, that help engage the viewer in active learning. - OBJECTIVES – PASS/FAIL
Are the learning objectives clear? Is it clear what the video is teaching and what the viewer should learn from the video? - RELEVANCE – PASS/FAIL
Does the video present content that is relevant to the industry?
PASS/FAIL SCORING
- PASS – The video passes 5 of the 5 ratings.
- FAIL – The video did not meet the required length. The video failed one or more ratings.