Data-Based Individualization - On Demand Course
Audience: Educators, Other District/School Staff | Topic: Data, Educator Effectiveness, Special Education | Hosted by: Office of Special Education
Requirement for School / District Staff: Not Required
On-Demand format
This course is an overview of Data Based Individualization (DBI) for students with intensive needs. The course was created in collaboration with the National Center on Intensive Intervention. The overall purpose of this series is to provide practitioners and teams with an overview of how to use the DBI process to support students with extensive needs.
This course is self-paced and can be accessed and completed any time.
If you have any questions about this course please contact Emily Ottinger, ottiner_e@cde.state.co.us, Colorado Department of Education Specific Learning Disability Consultant.
Learner Objectives
Upon completion of the module's participants will:
- Define and understand the five steps in the data-based individualization process
- Locate resources on the National Center on Intensive Intervention’s (NCII) website
Certificate
Upon completion of all sections course participants will be eligible to complete a brief evaluation and knowledge check. Once you complete the evaluation and quiz with 10 out of 13 questions correct; you will receive a Certificate which for three (3) hours of recertification credit. If you do not pass the quiz, you will receive an email with feedback and a link to try again.
Overview of Data Based Individualization
Overview Section
Watch Overview Video - (15:13 Min)
Overview Key Takeaways
Overview Learning Outcomes
- Define and understand the five steps in the data-based individualization process
- Locate resources on the National Center on Intensive Intervention’s (NCII) website
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Step 1
Step 1 Topic
Data Based Individualization - Step 1: Validated Intervention
Watch Step1 Video - (5:10 Min)
View Step 1 Video - Data Based Individualization:
Validated Intervention (5:10 Min)
Step 1 Key Takeaways
Step1 Learning Outcomes
- What is a validated intervention program?
- How do we evaluate a validated intervention program?
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Step 2
Step 2 Topic
Data Based Individualization - Step 2: Using Academic Progress Monitoring for Individualized Instructional Planning
Watch Step 2 Videos - (36 Min)
Step 2 Key Takeaways
Step 2 Learning Outcomes
- Why do we monitor progress?
- How does progress monitoring fit in DBI?
- Understanding how to use progress monitoring to
- Set base line
- Set goals
- Monitor growth
- Understand the difference between General Outcome Measures (GOMs) and Mastery Measures (MMs)
- How to use GOMs and MMs for progress monitoring
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When and how to assess off level
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Augmenting data from General Outcome Measures (GOMs)
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Step 3
Step 3 Topic
Data-Based Individualization - Step 3: Diagnostic Data
Watch Step 3 Videos (21 Min)
View Step 3 Part 1: Data-Based
Individualization - Introduction to
RIOT/ICEL (5 Min)
Step 3 Key Takeaways
Step 3 Learning Outcomes
- Understand how data is gathered and organized for diagnostic purposes
- Identify factors that can be assessed to inform hypotheses and intervention adaptation/modification
- Gain a deeper understanding of Instruction and Curriculum from RIOT/ICEL
- Gain a deeper understanding of Environment and Learner from RIOT/ICEL
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Step 4
Step 4 Topic
Data Based Individualization - Step 4: Intervention Adaptation
Watch Step 4 Video - (10 Min)
View Step 4 Video - Data-Based Individualization
Intervention Adaptation (9:22 Min)
Step 4 Key Takeaways
Step 4 Learning Outcomes
- Identify factors that can be adjusted to intensify or modify instruction
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Step 5
Step 5 Topic
Data Based Individualization - Step 5: Progress Monitoring & Plan Evaluation
Watch Step 5 Video
Step 5 Key Takeaways
Step 5 Learning Outcomes
- Understand ways to measure fidelity
- Identify decisions after reviewing progress monitoring data
Evaluation & Certificate Step 1 - 5
Upon completion of all sections course participants will be eligible to complete a brief evaluation and knowledge check. Once you complete the evaluation and quiz with 10 out of 13 questions correct; you will receive a Certificate which for three (3) hours of recertification credit. If you do not pass the quiz, you will receive an email with feedback and a link to try again.
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