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New - Small Steps, Big SkillsTM Video Game! · Teaches 22 skills for independence · Combines Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) methods of video modeling and least to most prompting by having players watch the skill being completed (video modeling) then they practice it in a game format (least to most prompting) · Shows a variety of materials to promote generalization · Results from a beta version of the game appeared in Education and Training in Developmental Disabilities (December, 2009) and Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities (June, 2010) · Rewards kids with 8 fun games · Customizable by adding your own videos · Collects data at each step of the skill · Compatible with PC or Macintosh · Watch a Demo Small Steps, Big SkillsTM video game teaches skills for independence by simulating actually doing the skills! Players watch a video of the skill being completed then practice with increasing prompt levels as necessary.
Level 1 - Independent Players independently complete the step Level 2 – Verbal Players hear a voice over of the step Level 3 – Verbal + Video Model Players watch a screen in screen video of the step Level 4 – Verbal + Simulated Physical Players see the correct step highlighted Skills Taught in Small Steps, Big SkillsTM
The contents of this software were developed under a grant from the Department of Education, NIDRR grant number H133G080151. However, those contents do not necessarily represent the policy of the Department of Education, and you should not assume endorsement by the Federal Government. |
