Getting Started with SLP Toolkit

SLP Toolkit is an online platform for SLPs to collect data, administer informal assessments, write goals, and manage their caseload. Participants will learn how to import their caseload, create a schedule, assign and administer tests, generate reports and graphs, lesson plan, and access support materials.

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SLP Toolkit is an online platform for SLPs to collect data, administer informal assessments, write goals, and manage their caseload. The presenters will demonstrate how an SLP can use the system in their practice. Participants will learn theory and research behind these core features: digital data collection, Present Level Assessments, progress monitoring with criterion referenced tests and rubrics, writing S.M.A.R.T. goals and lesson planning. Participants will learn how to import their caseload, create a schedule, assign and administer tests, generate reports and graphs, lesson plan, and access support materials. If you are already an SLP Toolkit user, log-in to SLP Toolkit before the session and you can follow along while the presenters demonstrate each process.

Presenters

Valerie Burnham
M.S. CCC-SLP
Valerie Burnham is an AZ licensed and ASHA certified speech-language-pathologist. She received her undergraduate degree in Communication Disorders from Brigham Young University and her master’s degree from Arizona State University. Valerie started working for SLP Toolkit, an innovative web app, in October 2019. She is passionate about using technology to streamline workflows and keep organized.
Risa Fly
B.S.
Risa Fly worked as a licensed Speech Language Pathology Assistant for three years and has experience in both the school and private practice settings. She earned her Bachelors degree in Communication Disorders from Brigham Young University. In June 2021, she started working for SLP Toolkit as a member of the Customer Happiness Team. She enjoys working with others and finding creative solutions to problems.

Learning Objectives

Identify the core features inside of SLP Toolkit: caseload, scheduling, digital data, Present Level Assessments, progress monitoring tools, goals, accommodations, lesson planning, and reports
Navigate the SLP Toolkit app and perform actions such as: create/edit student information, assign/administer tests, add/create goals, collect data during therapy sessions, select accommodations/strategies, create/import lesson plans, and run/print reports
Complete an assessment in SLP Toolkit and successfully access a report summary or graph
Identify the location of on-demand training resources in the Support section of SLP Toolkit

Agenda

6 minutes	Caseload: setting up a caseload and creating new students
20 minutes	Digital Data: creating a therapy schedule, adding student goals/objectives, collecting quantitative and qualitative data in a scheduled therapy event, accessing reports and graphs
8 minutes	Present Level Assessments: accessing, assigning, administering and interpreting Present Level Assessments
8 minutes	Progress Monitoring: accessing, assigning, administering criterion referenced tests and rubrics
8 minutes	Lesson planning: create a plan from scratch, import a lesson plan template, share a plan with other Toolkit users
5 minutes	Accommodations: accessing strategies and accommodations bank
5 minutes	Wrap-up and Support: accessing the knowledge base (tutorial articles and videos), accessing the in-app Resource Center, and contacting the Customer Happiness team in SLP Toolkit

Disclosures

Financial Disclosures:	Risa Fly and Valerie Burnham are employees of SLP Toolkit and receive compensation for its sale. SLP Toolkit is partners with Bright Ideas Media LLC, a company that sponsors paid and free professional development courses like this one.
Non-Financial Disclosures:	Risa Fly has no non-financial relationships to disclose. Valerie Burnham has no non-financial relationships to disclose.
Content Disclosure	This presentation will focus exclusively on the SLP Toolkit software application and will not include information on similar or related products or apps.
In-Kind Donation:	This course is sponsored by SLP Toolkit.

ASHA

This course is offered for 0.1 ASHA CEUs, Introductory Level, Professional Area

To earn ASHA CEUs you must complete the courses by viewing them, provide course feedback, pass the exams with a score of 80 or more, provide your ASHA credentials, and confirm submission.

Getting Started with SLP Toolkit: FREE!
This course provides a comprehensive introduction to SLP Toolkit, an online platform designed to streamline caseload management for speech-language pathologists. Learn how to import your caseload, create schedules, administer informal assessments, write goals, generate reports and graphs, plan lessons, and access support materials—all in one place. Includes access to the recorded course and optional ASHA reporting.