Abstract: A plurality of web pages prompts a user to record data through a series of graphical user interfaces which provide inputs for a user to select. The data is related to the actions and behavior of individuals being observed and the functional relationship between the individual and his/her environment. The present method provides a means for assessing the data and providing a proposed intervention method and presents the data in a modified form by way of charts, graphs and compiled data for simplicity of use.

Abstract: A plurality of web pages prompts a user to record data through a series of graphical user interfaces which provide inputs for a user to select. The data is related to the actions and behavior of individuals being observed and the functional relationship between the individual and his/her environment. The present method provides a means for assessing the data and providing a proposed intervention method and presents the data in a modified form by way of charts, graphs and compiled data for simplicity of use.

Abstract: The present invention is a computer program product for modifying the behavior of an individual. The computer program product is a computer usable medium having a computer readable code embodied thereon. A first graphical user interface on a web server has a first template to be completed by a individual. The first template collects a first set of information regarding a particular behavior of the first individual. The computer program product analyzes the first set of information collected on a first database and compares the first set of information to a matrix which cross references the first set of information to a particular behavior. Computer program product then assigns a series of modules to the individual. The series of modules consists of steps which the individual must complete. The steps consist of an introduction video, vocabulary questions, a lecture, role play videos, peer to peer video, a post lecture, a shout back lab (opportunity for the individual to answer free form questions) and a quiz.