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Siri posted on the forum topic Data collection on play/arts & crafts in the group VB-MAPP Users: 5 days, 1 hour ago
These items are, I think, from the task analysis subsections, although I am not seeing them immediately. In general, the VB-MAPP indicates whether scoring should be done by observation or testing, and for the most part, these types of tasks are best simply observed. These are excellent tasks for collecting permanent product data on and [...]
Siri started the forum topic Data collection on play/arts & crafts in the group VB-MAPP Users: 5 days, 1 hour ago
A question from one of my mentoring clients was as follows:
I’m working on creating play programming for one of my students based on the VB MAPPS criteria—I see that for level 2, the criteria are plays independently for 2 minutes; creates block structures; colors in a coloring book or a picture; and does arts/crafts using [...]
Ian Stewart wrote a new blog post: Overview of TARPA research 5 days, 11 hours ago
Hi folks
I’ve added a brief overview on TARPA research to the TARPA research section of VB3.
Ian
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Ian Stewart posted on the forum topic TARPA Requests and Suggestions in the group TARPA Research: 1 week, 1 day ago
Hi folks
If there are particularly loud or particularly quiet (or possibly badly recorded in some other way) auditory stimuli, then feel free to let me know which ones and I can try to re record them.
Ian
Ian Stewart wrote on the wire of the group TARPA Research: 1 week, 1 day ago
Hi folks,
There's a new version of the TARPA available now.
I got rid of one or two bugs in the advanced stages that Tara found. Thanks for that Tara – and if there are any others found just let me know and I'll get them!
Ian
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Siri created an event for the group TARPA Research: 4 weeks ago
Testing a Computer-Based Protocol for the Assessment of Generative Verbal Behavior in Children With Autism Spectrum Disorders: May 31, 2010 9:00 am
Siri posted on the forum topic TARPA Requests and Suggestions in the group TARPA Research: 4 weeks ago
Hi Carey! I haven't noticed anyone selecting the loudest or quietest stimulus yet, but that is certainly an issue we are working on. Both kids I am testing on have commented on it themselves. Please do keep an eye on whether the volume exerts any unintentional stimulus control for sure.
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