Adding baseline data
Jenna Simard
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Way to add/edit data manually without a whole session entry
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Alexandra Dupre, M.Ed, BCBA, LBA
Looking for a more convenient way to add or edit data manually.
Jenna Simard
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Mass Manual Data Entry
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Kyndel Kyler, MS, BCBA, LBA
Can we get a feature that allows supervisors to manually enter/edit data at one time versus going to the history tab and editing each session? For example, if we have a client that begins a new behavior and the technicians track it manually at first (clickers & paper data) then after evaluating the data and collaborating with other officials on how to proceed, I want to input that data into a new program specific to that behavior. As of now, I have to go back to each session the behavior occurred in and add that to each session but it would be much more smooth to add the data at once from maybe the Progress tab or when editing the program. Maybe this already exists if someone can point me in the right direction? Thanks!
Jenna Simard
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Adding data outside of session
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Jillisa Tarver
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Kelsey Nielsen
To add to this, it would be awesome if i could edit/add session data from the progress page.
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Kat Dannehl
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Add data to previously closed behavior reduction goals
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Alma Botello
Behaviors once mastered and closed may emerge in the future and when so we need a place to quickly record data.
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Kat Dannehl
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Add phase to data points/sessions
Cheryl Royster
I am having to go back and enter previous data from a different software program but there is no why to indicate other than on the graph as to what phase the data point falls in. I would like to be able to enter the phase at the same time as the data and have the graph automatically populate phase lines on the graph for baseline, intervention, and maintenance.
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Kat Dannehl
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Adding past ABC data
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Shayla Honkanen, BCBA
Sometimes we forget to add ABC data, can you make it so when we edit our session and add data we can also add in ABC data?
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Kat Dannehl
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Allow for individual data collection
Alexandria Hardison
Please allow us to add data points outside of the session instead of requiring a manual session note entry. I need to add or remove data points with ease without creating an entire session note.
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Kat Dannehl
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Graphing a target mid-session to move to a new phase
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Danielle Pai, MA, BCBA
I would like to be able to "graph" a target mid-session within one phase and move it to the next phase within the same session. For example, if a RBT baselines a target and wants to introduce the target in acquisition within the same session, I am requesting that this feature be available to split the data into a "baseline" data point and then an "acquisition" data point rather than having to wait until the next session.
Gwenyth Easter
There are a couple of ways to manually edit data depending on what you need. Aside from using the Manual Session Entry option, you can also update data through the History tab.
To do this, go to the History tab and find the session that contains the data you’d like to update. Once you’ve opened that session, click the three dots in the top-right corner and select Edit Session Data. Note, this is for previous sessions.
From there, you can add new data or remove data points or trials by selecting the specific entries and choosing Delete Entry. I am including a link to our knowledge base below, where you can find more information on editing data manually.
Please note: Some users may not have the user privileges to edit session data. If you’re unable to make changes, you may need to check your access level or reach out to your admin.
Thank you again for reaching out to Hi Rasmus and for submitting your feature request! We will keep this feature request open regarding further updates to adding and editing data manually and easing the use for its users, however, if you have any other questions, please feel free to reach out to us at help@hirasmus.com. Alexandra Dupre, M.Ed, BCBA, LBA
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