Digital Ic Data Sheet
Magnhild Mongolo
Let me tell you, moving to digital data collection was exactly what I needed to streamline my data analysis. Reviewing data become so much easier since all of my data was in one place and did you know Google makes graphs for you?! Talk about a game changer.
Another thing you could add is a place for staff to track who has collected data. This has been helpful when you need to track accountability within your staff. I can go back and see who has been inputing and collecting data pretty quickly. This is an optional step, but can be useful if needed in your program.
I also like to collect information about the prompts needed. Oftentimes my goals will want tasks completed independently. This information is valuable when reporting on goals. After I have all of the information I need, I click on the equal sign next to the form to create a new section for my next goal.
Tracking duration is another common IEP goal I see. I like to use the linear scale for this. Using a linear scale helps me track exactly how long a student is able to remain on task or how many prompts may be needed. You can see, I used the linear scale to show on task duration in minutes for this student. I also use a checkbox to track independence.
Once I have created forms for all of my IEP goals, I like to add an ABC form for each student. All of my students will have outlying behavior at some point, so having these ready and accessible works well for my classroom. When creating the form, I always create a date and time field. I like to use a lot of short answer and paragraph input forms to describe the antecedent, behavior, and consequence because ABC data is often narrative. Occasionally I will add a setting question where we can mark the activity that the student was engaged in when the behavior occurred.
The last section I like to include on every data form in my classroom is a work station data form. I use independent work stations in my classroom and collect data on the level of support students need to access their system. On my data form, I created a mini task analysis by using the multiple choice grid question type. I listed the steps student need to complete on the rows and prompt levels in the columns.
When we collect data, our classroom staff will be able to input the date and number of tasks presented. Then we will track the task name or type (matching, addition, etc.) and the prompt levels needed to complete each task in the behavior chain. We can enter data for as many tasks as necessary. After tasks are completed, students will get a chance to engage with a chosen item and we will track the prompt level students need to engage with the item. When the data is entered, we can submit and review the data.
After you link each data input area with a section, you need to go back to each section and select that after each section the form is submitted. I find this is the best way to get small chunks of data at a time. If you want to submit more data, you will get the option to do so when you submit the form.
As far as digital is concerned, there are also several paid online tools that you can use to easily track your data. Sometimes you just need a fresh idea to see what works for you. I hope some of these come in handy on your data-taking journey.
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