We need to create an area where the teacher can set up behaviors the tool for the student(s) to self-monitor. The teacher should also record data on the behavior so we can compare student and teacher data side by side. This should be a simple form of data collection & the teacher should select locations or activities during which this data should be recorded.
User Stories:
As a teacher, I want to add some positive behaviors for my student to work on, so that my student knows which behaviors to focus on improving
As a teacher, I want to customize the display of the self monitoring tool so that my younger students will be scaffolded with visuals or visuals with text and my older students will have just text.
As a teacher, I want to select an appropriate form of data collection for all behaviors, so I can ensure my student and I are comfortable tracking the data
As a teacher, I want the option to turn on data collection for myself, so I do not have to re-enter this information elsewhere.
As a teacher, I want the option to select from a list of existing behaviors, so setup is easier
As a teacher, I want the option to enter a custom behavior if nothing in the menu appeals to me, so I can ensure I am tracking the correct behaviors for my students
As a teacher, I want to connect these behaviors to the contract and intervention plan, use the same behaviors that are contained within the student(s) Behavior contract so I can keep all aspects of the plan consistent.
As a teacher whose class travels to related arts classes, I want a self monitoring tool that will collect data for the student(s) self-monitoring plan from all of their related arts classes so that I may compare my student(s) behavior throughout the day.
Acceptance Criteria:
Given the user has access to the Self-Monitoring within the Behavior suite and selects Self-monitoring from the left navigation, the user can open the Create a Self-monitoring tool.
Given the individual student has an existing behavior contract(s) and/or intervention plan(s), the list of these items will appear beneath Create a Self-Monitoring Tool and have access to view these items.
Given the student has existing behavior contract(s) and/or intervention plan(s), Behavior Plans are listed first with the most recent listed first followed by Intervention plan(s) listed beneath the Behavior Plan(s) also listed with the most recent first.
Given the student has existing behavior contract(s) and/or intervention plan(s), clicking View allows the user to view each item and a close X allows easy return to this page.
Given the student has existing behavior contract(s) and/or intervention plan(s), clicking Apply preloads the behavior selection items into the field(s) for Select BehaviorMTSS product with all tools or Self-monitoring tool selected and has permission to add/edit behaviors, they will see the Create new tool button in the behavior, classroom, and student behavior dashboard
Given the user has access to the MTSS product with all tools or Self-monitoring tool selected but does not have permission to add/edit behaviors, they will not see the create new tool button in the behavior, classroom, and student behavior dashboard
Given the user does not have access to the MTSS product with all tools or Self-monitoring tool selected and has permission to add /edit behaviors, they will not see the create new tool button in the behavior, classroom, and student behavior dashboard
Given the user has access to multiple regions, the user will see all the regions that they have access to in the dropdown once they click on Create new tool
Given the user has access to multiple buildings, the user will see all the buildings that they have access to in the dropdown once they click on Create new tool
Given the user has access to multiple classrooms, the user will see all the classrooms that they have access to in the dropdown once they click on Create new tool
Given the user has access to multiple students, the user will see all the students that they have access to in the dropdown once they click on Create new tool
Given the user selects interval as a measuring tool, Set interval will appear.
Given the user selects Text and Visuals, select image appears.
Given a student has an active self-monitoring tool for a given location at a time, the user will not be able to create another tool for that location
Given a student does not have an active self-monitoring tool for a given location, the user will be able to create a self-monitoring tool for that location
Given a user hovers or clicks over the information icon for checklist, rating scale, interval, set interval, student facing question the information box will show.
Given a user selects interval, the set interval field will show the drop down containing a custom entry field.
Given user clicks on create a tool for a specific student from any of the dashboards, the student’s name will autofill at the top of the Create a tool screen.
Design: https://www.figma.com/file/gdwMnbpudJxuzVrORrOGvd/Ed-Member-Site-UX?node-id=16494%3A18830017112%3A207285
Go to Create Self-Monitoring
User selects Tier 1 options where Self-monitoring is selected from the side navigation.
User views any Behavior contracts that have been created for the student by selecting the View link.
User apply the behavior goals from an existing behavior contract to the Self- monitoring tool by selecting Apply.
User clicks into Select a location field to reveal drop down list of locations where a custom entry can also be added.
Business Rules:
Selecting Self-monitoring from the side navigation opens the Create a Self-monitoring tool screen.
The user can create create multiple Self-monitoring tools for a single student.
If the student has any existing contracts or intervention plans (in all statuses) they are listed below in the heading “The student has existing supports” in order of most recent to least recent.
Behavior plans are listed first, followed by Intervention plans. (dates and statuses included? Should it include archived?)
Selecting View opens the view of the contract.
Selecting Apply applies the behaviors from the contract into the Select Behavior field(s).
Up to three behaviors can be added to the self-monitoring tool. (Is there a limit to behavior selection in the development of a behavior plan?)
Tool
Design
Then the user will start the tool for that student
Alternatively, the user may click Monitoring under recommended tools and then Create tool.
Then the user will start the tool for that student
Business Rules:
Any user who has access to MTSS: All tools or Self-Monitoring with permission to Add/Edit Behaviors will have access to the Self-Monitoring Create new tool button.
All non-admin users will see classrooms they are currently assigned to
Classrooms will be listed alphabetically
Classroom/Group Section:
Any user who has access to MTSS: All tools or Self-Monitoring with permission to Add/Edit Behaviors will have access to the Self-Monitoring Create new tool button.
Students Sections:
Any user who has access to MTSS: All tools or Self-Monitoring with permission to Add/Edit Behaviors will have access to the Self-Monitoring Create new tool button.
From student reports, selecting create tool opens create self monitoring tool.
All fields are required in the popup once they click Create
All regions that a user has permission to see should show up in the dropdown in the popup that shows when they click Create new tool
All buildings that a user has permission to see should show up in the dropdown in the popup that shows when they click Create new tool
All classrooms that a user has permission to see should show up in the dropdown in the popup that shows when they click Create new tool
All students that a user has permission to see should show up in the dropdown in the popup that shows when they click Create new tool
A given student can only have one active self-monitoring tool for a given location at a time
Create Self-Monitoring Tool
Design
We will now see the Create Self-Monitoring modal
Clicking the X will close the modal without saving changes.
Clicking Save as draft will save the changes and bring the user to the self-monitoring Classroom list and they will see their draft in the monitoring list with the Draft status
Clicking Delete will delete any work and the from the self-monitoring list
Activate and Print data sheets will only be active once the user has inputted all fields
Save as a Draft will become active once a field has been inputted
Team members can chat with other team members through the chat feature as it works for incident reports
Business Rules:
The user can create create multiple Self-monitoring tools for a single student.
Students can only have one active self-monitoring tool for a given location
Select a location field contains a drop down for a list of locations. The location list is the same as that in Incidents.
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The Teacher(s) name field defaults to the name of the teacher creating the plan after created by.
The student’s name fills in automatically to match the selected student from the modal
Created by/ Created for
Design
Created by will automatically populate with the user’s name
Created for will automatically populate based on the selected student from the popup
Business Rules:
The student and team member name will appear in First name Last name orientation
Location
Design
User clicks into Select a location field to reveal drop down list of locations where a custom entry can also be added.
The user can select only one location from dropdown and can type a custom location
Existing Self-Monitoring Tool
If a student already has an active self-monitoring tool for a selected location or activity, they will see the error message when Activate button is selected.
If they click Yes they will see see the Classroom List.
Business Rules
User must select one location
Users can write in their own custom location
Only one monitoring tool can be active for a given location
Locations that the user has added in incidents and in other tools will be saved and shown in this dropdown
This field is required to activate or print data sheets
Existing Self-Monitoring Tool
If Activate button is selected and an existing Active Self-Monitoring is in place for the same Location or Activity, then Activate Error Message (see image) is shown.
If Yes is selected from pop-up, then the classroom list is shown.
If Cancel is selected from pop-up, then request is canceled and user sees screen beneath it.
If Activate button is selected and no existing Active Self-monitoring is in place for the same Location or Activity, then the Activate Error Message does not show.
Select Measurement Tool
Design
The user must select a measurement tool
User selects a measurement tool by clicking in the box
User hovers or clicks on the circled question mark info icon to reveal more about each measurement tool.
User selects a measurement tool by clicking in the box and changes it by clicking into another box.
User selects a percentage goal from a drop down or custom enters a value.
User hovers/selects on the circled question mark to reveal more about the percentage goal.
User selects or custom enters a regular interval in the frequency question is asked field only if Interval is selected from the measurement tools.
Business Rules:
If the user hovers over checklist the info popup will say The student will be asked if the behavior did or did not occur
If the user hovers over rating scale the info popup will say The student(s) rate their behavior on a scale from 0-4.
If the user hovers over interval the info popup will say The student will be prompted to answer questions about their behavior during regular intervals
If the user selects interval, the Set Interval dropdown will appear next to Select Measurement Tool
Business Rules
Selecting/deselecting measurement tools works as a togglecheckbox. Only one measurement tool can be selected.
Users select the measurement tool by clicking inside the box to turn it green.
The circled question mark info icon is a hover/click select state that reveals more information about each measurement tool. Hover states will read:
Checklist: The student is asked if the behavior did or did not occur.
Rating Scale: The student rates their behavior using a pre-defined scale.
Interval: The student is prompted to assess their behavior at regular intervals.This field is required to activate or print data sheets
Set Interval
The set interval dropdown will appear if the user selects interval as their measurement tool
User selects from the drop down or enters a custom value for the Set Interval field.
User hovers/selects on the info icon to reveal more about the Set Interval field.
Business Rules:
Only when Interval is select selected will the Frequency question is asked field Set Interval dropdown appear.
Frequency question is entered field contains a drop down where user selects or custom enters a value.
% Goal contains a circled question mark Set Interval is a drop down that lists options in increments of 5 minutes to 60 minutes with a custom entry listed last.
Users may custom enter Set Interval from 1 minute to 500 minutes.
Set interval contains an info icon when hovered or clicked reveals the following: “The percentage goal of YES responses from frequency at which the student is prompted to self-assess.”
% Goal field is a drop down menu with a custom selection option.
This field is required to activate or print data sheets if interval is selected
Select Display
Design
Users customize the display for the student monitoring tracker with by selecting one of three choices selected by clicking.
two choices from dropdown: Text Only or Text and Visuals.
If user selects Text and Visuals, the Select Image search field appears.
Business Rules:
Only one option can be selected.
Text and visuals is the default selected answer
Selecting Text and visuals requires a selection of an image.
This field is required to activate or print data sheets
Select Behavior
Design
Users select a behavior(s) from a drop down menu to include in self-monitoring tool for the student.
Users have options to select from their own customized list where additional customizations can be made or select an item from a Behavior list bank.
Users can add another behavior by selecting the +Add another behavior feature and an additional field containing the drop down will appear.
Business Rules:
Selecting/deselecting Select display works as a toggle. Only one option can be selected.
Select display triggers the presentation option for the student in the Student tracks behavior section.
Select behavior is a drop down field with a automatic search feature as user types.
Previous user customizations from Behavior Plans, Intervention Plans carry over and appear first under Custom Behavior Listby clicking on the box next to the selected item.
To search for a behavior, user types in Search behavior field.
To open add a custom behavior field, user clicks on +Add custom behavior.
User types in custom entry in field.
To remove the custom entry, user clicks on X.
To add the custom entry to the list of behavior for the student, user clicks on Add.
Custom entry is at the bottom when user first enters it and then becomes part of the alphabetical list upon subsequent visits to the behavior drop down.
To add an additional behavior goal, user clicks on +Add another behavior goal.
Once the user adds the behavior, they can remove it by clicking x. The whole added section will be removed. The first goal will not have an X as each tool must have at least one goal
To select time, user clicks on down arrow and chooses from Consecutive Days or Consecutive Sessions.
Business Rules
Business RulesDrop down contains the Behavior list bank (this is coming later).
Select Behavior drop down is used in Intervention Plans, Self-Monitoring, Behavior Contracts, Data Tracking (Behavior Tracking), and Behavior Plans.
Previous user goal selections and custom goals created from Intervention Plans, Behavior Contracts, Data Tracking (Behavior Tracking) and Behavior Plans, carry over and appear within the Select behavior drop down.
Select behavior is a single select drop down field (See images: unselected and Single select)
Search behaviors has an automatic keyword search feature as user types. (See image: Auto-search)
Spreadsheet for keyword search will be provided.
Users can add additional custom behaviors by selecting the add custom feature
Drop down contains the Behavior list bank (this is coming later) that works as a search as user begins to type or user can also scroll and select.
Selecting +Add another behavior opens an additional field containing the same drop down.
Users can select up to there behaviors.
Selecting from the list bank adds that item to the Custom Behavior List Section of the drop down for future use in all sections (Behavior, Incidents).
UI
behavior. (see image: Add Field)
If user types a custom entry into the field and selects Add, then the item becomes part of the alphabetical ordered list of behaviors for that student. (See images: Add custom, Custom added/selected)
At time of custom entry, the custom entry is shown in a selected state.
If user select X, then custom entry is removed.
Custom entries follow the student.
If a user custom enters a behavior for a selected student and that selected student is part of multiple classrooms, those custom entered behaviors will appear on that student’s behavior list.
This field is required to activate or print data sheets
Each tool must have one goal and it cannot be removed
Added goals can be removed by clicking on X
Select Time (See image: Select Time)
Time selections include: Consecutive Days or Consecutive Sessions
Consecutive days is calculated by taking the average of the selected date range.
Example: Mastery-maintain 100% Yes answers across 2 days
Day 1: Session 1: yes, Session 2: No---Day one 50%
Day 2: Session 1: yes, Session 2: yes---Day 2 100%
Day 3: session 1: yes, Session 2: no--Day 3 50%
Day 4: session 1: yes, Session 2: yes---100%
Day 5: Session 1: Yes, Session 2: yes--100%-Mastery met across day 4-5.
Consecutive sessions is calculated by counting up each of the consecutive sessions.
Example: Mastery-maintain 100% Yes answers across 5 sessions.
Day 1: Session 1: yes, Session 2: No-no mastery
Day 2: Session 1: yes, Session 2: yes-no mastery
Day 3: session 1: no, Session 2: yes-no mastery
Day 4: session 1: yes, Session 2: yes--no mastery
Day 5: Session 1: Yes, Session 2: yes--Mastery after 5 Yes answers in a row.
Student-facing question
Design
User sees Student facing question with prompt to text enter and information icon.
To view information icon, user clicks on it or hovers over it.
User text enters a question in the Student-facing question field.
Business Rules
This field is required to activate or print data sheets
This field is editable
User is prompted with Type question in the student facing question field. (See image: Student Facing Question)
User’s text entry fills the field.
The max characters for the field is 80 characters if the tool is for grades 6-12 students and 50 characters for grades prek-5
If typed entry exceeds the limit, then only the characters up to the limit will show.
If user hovers or clicks on information icon, the tool tip will show.
The tool tip reads: Tool Tip: Type a behavioral question for your student to see. Example: “Did I complete my assignments?”
Select Image
Design
User clicks on dropdown and selects an image
This image will show as the image that accompanies the given student-facing question
Once the image has been selected, it will show under the student-facing image to the right of the Select image dropdown
The user can remove the image by clicking the X
Business Rules
Only one image can be selected for each goal
Select image only shows if the user has selected Text and visuals for Select display
% Goal
Design
User selects from the drop down or custom enters a percentage goal for the % Goal field.
The user will then select over what number of what time period
When the user clicks on number they will see 1-50 but they can type in numbers up until 99
When the user clicks on time period, they will select from consecutive days, or sessions
Goal % Icon
User hovers/selects on the info icon to reveal more about the % goal.
Business Rules
% Goal is a drop down that lists the options in increments of 5% to 100% with a custom entry option listed last.
Users may custom enter a % goal within the ranges of 0% to 100%
This field is required to activate or print data sheets
Goal % Icon
If user hovers over or clicks Goal % icon and user is creating self-monitoring for a younger student, then the tool tip will read: Tool Tip: Set the goal for the expected % of “Yes” responses. (See image: Younger student-all/Older student checklist and interval)
If user hovers over or clicks Goal % icon and user is creating self-monitoring using checklist, or interval for an older student, then the tool tip will read: Tool Tip: Set the goal for the expected % of “Yes” responses. (See image: Younger student-all/Older student checklist and interval)
If user hovers over or clicks Goal % icon and user is creating self-monitoring using Rating Scale for an older student, then the tool tip will read: Tool Tip: Set the goal for the expected % of “Always” or “A lot” responses. (See image: Older student -Rating scale)
Add Behavior
Design
If the user selects to add behavior, the user will see the added Select Behavior to Increase, Select image, Goal %, Number, and Time
Once the user selects the goal, they will see the student-facing question suggestion that can be modified
Once the user adds the behavior, they can remove it by clicking x. The whole added section will be removed. The first goal will not have an X as each tool must have at least one goal
Business Rules
This field is required to activate or print data sheets
Select goal, image, goal %, number, and time will be added each time the add Behavior button is clicked
Each tool must have one goal and it cannot be removed
Added goals can be removed by clicking on X
Preview
Design
Once the user has made all their selections they will see the preview in the preview box
If the student is prek-5 student, the teacher will see the Prek-5 UI
If the student is grade 6th through 12th student, the teacher will see the 6th-12th UI
Teachers will see the student-facing, student interaction point of the measurement tool
Any changes the teacher makes will be reflected in the preview area
Business Rules
This field will show once all fields are selected
If the student is prek-5 student, the teacher will see the Prek-5 UI
If the student is grade 6th through 12th student, the teacher will see the 6th-12th UI
Delete and X messages
UI:
Delete Button
User clicks on delete button.
Users sees warning message.
To resume work on the page, user selects Resume button.
To delete the work on this page, user selects Yes, I’m sure from pop-up.
X out of Screen
User selects X from top right.
User sees warning pop-up.
To save their work, the user clicks on Save as a Draft button from pop-up.
To return to the page beneath without saving, user clicks on Return to page or the X on the pop-up.
To delete the work on the page, user selects Delete the work from the pop-up.
Business Rules:
Delete Button
Clicking delete button triggers warning message.
If resume button is clicked, the work is NOT deleted and page beneath is restored.
If Yes, I’m sure is clicked, the work on the page is deleted.
If X is clicked on pop-up message, the work is NOT deleted and page beneath is restored.
X out of Screen
Clicking X in the top right corner without saving triggers the pop-up.
If Save as a draft button is clicked, the work is saved and the screen closes.
If X is clicked from the pop-up, the screen beneath is restored without saving.
If delete the work is clicked, the work on the page is deleted and the screen closes.