Technology: Webinars & Videos (07-13 Years)

In an effort to promote a more inclusive classroom environment, this short video uses animation and sound to teach elementary and middle school students about their peers with autism. To be used in coordination with the Kit for Kids, a peer education resource produced by the Organization for Autism Research (OAR).

9th Planet produces engaging social skill modeling videos and ready-to-use teaching plans for ASD teens and young adults. Lessons use a story thread about a young man (Tad Shy) from the 9th Planet who is learning social skills on this planet.

Teaching plans include include role play, improvisation, social stories and student production activities. Lessons may be used in individual or small group formats.

A young man on the Spectrum is the key actor and editor on the videos. Topics include a wide range of social skills, including personal space, empathetic listening and recognizing false friends.

Videos are produced by a creative team of teaching, animation and production professionals.

Includes guides, webcasts, workshops and information on services throughout the autism journey, from diagnosis to adulthood.

This online program offers the power of technology to provide clinical support, best-practice tools, and research-based content to reach children with special needs. Parents are exposed to video-based lessons to show how to work with their children using ABA techniques. Educators can use the site for guided instruction in ABA teaching strategies.

Members gain access to Behavior Analyst Certification Board (BACB) approved supervision with multiple supervisors.

This website requires membership fees.