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My client's reporting feature request

Sandie Barrie-Blackley
suggested this on July 14, 2010 00:16

My 12 yr. old client asked me to make this request. He wants to know immediately when he finishes a game his % accuracy and his errors. He says he learns better with that kind of immediate feedback. (Smart kid!)  He has been having his mom sit behind him and count his right and wrong responses and WRITE DOWN HIS ERRORS ....and then they calculate his % accuracy "by hand."  This kid has launched in to hyper-motivation ever since we hit on this idea that he could reduce the length of his game by 1" each time he scores  >80% accuracy. (This is the 3rd  client I have used this "deal" with.... all little control-freaks....and they love it!) Today this boy also said he'd like to make me "a new deal"-- He wants the criteria raised to >90% accuracy for reducing the time of his next day's game!  (I'm pinching myself! Two weeks ago this kid's accuracy was at a dead stand-still and now I can't keep up with him!)  The power of customized motivation! 

 

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Chad Myers
Mind InFormation LLC

I look forward to hearing from other clinicians on this. In the interim...

 

Sandie,

I think we could do this at the very end on the landing page where the globe says, "Done for the Day".  It would be a printable report that would list the client's games along with % accuracy and errors. Would this accomplish what you are looking for?

Chad

July 14, 2010 00:37
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Sandie Barrie-Blackley
Lexercise

Yes, a printable report on the client's landing page would do the trick. I wonder if we could include a "show vs. hide" client's report option for the clinician ?  Sandie

July 14, 2010 09:27
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Chad Myers
Mind InFormation LLC

That's doable. I'd suggest the default by show so that parents and clients would get it automatically unless the clinician decided to turn it off, but we can do this however clinicians think best.

Let's see what other clinicians think about this idea, and then we can consider implementing it in our next development phase.

July 14, 2010 11:04
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Kimberly Murphy

I love this idea!

September 19, 2010 22:04