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Thursday, May 11, 2006
New: AEPS Interactive's Features
AEPS Interactive … Best practice made better
AEPS Interactive is a secure web-based assessment and evaluation tool that allows early childhood professionals to report OSEP outcomes and to corroborate eligibility without giving up meaningful assessment that guides programming. With AEPS Interactive, team members can systematically record and easily score, track, aggregate, archive and report on the results of the highly regarded AEPS. Powerful electronic reporting functions automatically transform AEPS findings into OSEP Child Indicators for the three mandated outcomes and onto the ECO Child Summary Form. Child data can be easily aggregated and exported in a wide range of formats to accommodate the needs of other systems.
AEPS Interactive allows professionals to focus on children, not paperwork. The highly customizable Child Observation Data Recording Form makes it easy for team members to efficiently assess children both individually and in groups and customize their own assessment activities. AEPS Interactive enhances family involvement and facilitates team collaboration by creating a central, accessible place for each child’s information. AEPS Interactive also enables staff to identify IFSP and IEP targets, generate profiles, status reports, and progress-over-time reports for individual children, classrooms, programs, and children served by specific team members.
We'd love your comments on our plans for AEPS Interactive!
AEPS Interactive is a secure web-based assessment and evaluation tool that allows early childhood professionals to report OSEP outcomes and to corroborate eligibility without giving up meaningful assessment that guides programming. With AEPS Interactive, team members can systematically record and easily score, track, aggregate, archive and report on the results of the highly regarded AEPS. Powerful electronic reporting functions automatically transform AEPS findings into OSEP Child Indicators for the three mandated outcomes and onto the ECO Child Summary Form. Child data can be easily aggregated and exported in a wide range of formats to accommodate the needs of other systems.
AEPS Interactive allows professionals to focus on children, not paperwork. The highly customizable Child Observation Data Recording Form makes it easy for team members to efficiently assess children both individually and in groups and customize their own assessment activities. AEPS Interactive enhances family involvement and facilitates team collaboration by creating a central, accessible place for each child’s information. AEPS Interactive also enables staff to identify IFSP and IEP targets, generate profiles, status reports, and progress-over-time reports for individual children, classrooms, programs, and children served by specific team members.
We'd love your comments on our plans for AEPS Interactive!
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Question: How long should it take a child care teacher to administer an AEPS with a child of 30 months?
# posted by 
: 2:47 PM, July 23, 2008
: 2:47 PM, July 23, 2008
Thank you for your question. If you (or the teacher) are using AEPS as an observational assessment as intended, you should be able to assess all the items over a two-week period. If you use AEPS as a direct assessment, it would take about two hours to assess all the skills, but that time may vary. As you become more familiar with AEPS, the time it takes to administer the assessment decreases. (The time is about the same regardless of the child's age.)
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