Video Modeling Library
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Compare video modeling with step-by-step video prompting through Michele LaMarche’s recorded teaching, then browse daily-life task-video titles covering housework, cooking and personal care. The training examines filming, prompting and practice. The complete list below separates the expert training from the task-video collection.
Recorded teaching: Michele LaMarche.
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Included expert training
Video Modeling and Video Prompting as a Treatment Intervention
Michele LaMarche distinguishes basic video modeling, self-modeling, point-of-view modeling and video prompting. Her examples compare watching a complete model with watching and practicing one task step at a time. Filming discussions examine camera angle, task sequence, the actual setting and opportunities for practice. The recording uses older devices and research examples; it does not establish current clinical effectiveness or guarantee independent performance.
Seventy-one daily-life task-video entries
The full collection is listed below. These titles identify the included task-video entries. They are separate from the expert training above.
- Laundry - Washer
- Folding - Washcloth
- Folding-Towel
- Laundry-Dryer
- Sorting silverware into a drawer
- Washing dishes by hand
- Wiping a counter
- Changing a paper towel roll
- Setting the table for two
- Folding clothes-pants
- Folding clothes- t-shirt
- Folding clothes- Socks
- Change water dispenser jug
- Cleaning bathroom mirror
- Clean bathroom sink
- Sweeping Floor (3rd person observation)
- Mopping floor
- Dusting Ceilings & Corners
- Hanging Up a Dress Shirt
- Hanging Up Dress Pants
- Ironing a Shirt
- Ironing pants
- Making a bed
- Room Check for Cleanliness
- Sorting laundry - white and colors
- Toaster
- Microwave
- Making a sandwich
- Making a sandwich with a condiment
- Making coffee
- Cooking Food in the Oven
- Cooking Food on the Stove (soup)
- Making a grilled cheese sandwich
- Making microwave popcorn
- Making nachos
- Breaking an Egg
- Making scrambled eggs
- Measuring a liquid
- Measuring a solid
- Measuring butter
- Ordering Pizza - on the phone
- Ordering Pizza - online
- Wash hands (with pump soap on sink and drying hands on hand towel
- Wash hands (with dispenser soap on wall and drying hands with paper towels
- Applying lip balm
- Flossing (with a floss stick)
- Flossing (with a roll of floss)
- Brush Teeth
- Rinse mouth
- Putting hair in ponytail
- Using Q-tips
- Clean face with face pad
- Wash face with washcloth
- Shaving face (with electric razor) and applying aftershave
- Applying deodorant
- Applying lotion (from pump bottle)
- Applying lotion (from squeeze bottle)
- Combing hair
- Shaving Legs
- Vacuuming the floor
- Cleaning the windows
- Refill paper towel dispenser
- Replace trash bag
- Clean bathroom mirror
- Restock toilet paper rolls
- Clean bathroom toilet
- Mopping bathroom floor
- Vacuuming under seating area
- Handshake/Introduction
- Refill soap dispenser
- Wiping the table
Included book or guide
ABA Overview: Introduction to Applied Behavior Analysis.
Evaluations of the expert training
Source: Special Learning course evaluations, rating snapshot October 13, 2026, at 2:57 p.m. Central. These records concern the named expert sessions. Counts use the latest rating answer per customer account and recording, including partial answers. Repeat submissions are not added again. Means use complete six-item forms. A collection-wide mean is not calculated.
| Recording | Mean / 5 | Rating answers | Complete six-item forms |
|---|---|---|---|
| Video Modeling and Video Prompting as a Treatment Intervention | 4.27 | 334 | 37 |
In learners’ words
Anonymous 2023 responses from the October 11, 2026 comment snapshot. The labels preserve whether the question concerned training or the overall continuing-education experience. Comments describe those experiences, rather than outcomes from buying this collection.
I enjoyed it. I especially appreciated the video examples, advice and recommendations for implementation.
Training improvement response, 2023; Video Modeling and Video Prompting as a Treatment Intervention
As it is, it’s a great course that outlines and then offers video models ;) of the content. Very informative
Training improvement response, 2023; Video Modeling and Video Prompting as a Treatment Intervention
include latest research and controversies. include autistic advocacy perspective in helping choose targets
Overall CEU experience improvement response, 2023; Video Modeling and Video Prompting as a Treatment Intervention
Materials and features
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Meet the Presenter
Michele LaMarche is the co-founder of Special Learning, Inc. She is also the founder and Executive Director of Step By Step Academy (SBSA), a centre-based non-profit autism treatment centre in Columbus, Ohio. Ms. LaMarche has worked in the field of Applied Behavior Analysis for more than fifteen years, and she develops the ABA curricula used in SBSA's programs.
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