Plan a Level 1 team rollout
Use this sample schedule to plan a group’s foundations training. Adjust the pace to your learners and the actual activation date.
Before the team starts
- The product page describes a free seven-day trial covering the first two sessions. Confirm whether the trial is available to the reviewers you choose before evaluating it with a group.
- For a purchased group seat, record each learner’s own activation date. Each learner has 10 weeks from the day their access code is activated.
- Set aside time for each session, its pre-test and post-test, questions with a supervisor, and the final exam. Confirm each learner can sign in and use the course.
The schedule below is a suggestion, not a course requirement. Complete each learner’s work before that learner’s access ends.
Sample plan after activation
Activation date: ____________________ Learner or internal ID: ____________________
| Timing | Suggested activity (include each session’s pre-test and post-test) | Planned date | Done / notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Week 1 | Session 1 | ________________________ | ________________________ |
| Week 2 | Session 2 | ________________________ | ________________________ |
| Week 3 | Session 3 | ________________________ | ________________________ |
| Week 4 | Session 4 | ________________________ | ________________________ |
| Week 5 | Session 5 | ________________________ | ________________________ |
| Week 6 | Session 6 | ________________________ | ________________________ |
| Week 7 | Session 7 | ________________________ | ________________________ |
| Week 8 | Session 8 | ________________________ | ________________________ |
| Week 9 | Session 9 | ________________________ | ________________________ |
| Week 10 | Final exam | ________________________ | ________________________ |
Make a separate plan for each learner if access codes are activated on different days.
Choose it for the right need
Level 1 is a foundations course drawn largely from work with young children in classrooms and homes. It does not meet state-mandated training, qualify anyone to practise ABA, or provide the 40-hour RBT training, RBT certification, or continuing-education credit. Session 1 presents information from 2012; since 2013, the DSM-5 has classified autism under one diagnosis, autism spectrum disorder.
For groups of ten or more, the course is $99 per learner, paid once. It has nine sessions and a final exam. The product page describes a free seven-day trial of the first two sessions; confirm multi-person eligibility with Special Learning before planning a group trial.
See the course and free trial