Autism Intervention Training Library: Teaching Skills Using ABA

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 library separates one expert training from 71 task-video entries so you can see what is included.

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Recorded teaching: Michele LaMarche. The linked profile contains a historical biography.

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 and 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

ABA Overview: Introduction to Applied Behavior Analysis.

Evaluations of the expert training

Survey snapshot: October 13, 2026, 2:57 p.m. Central. 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. These are evaluations of the named recordings; no bundle-wide mean is calculated.

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In learners’ words

Anonymous 2023 responses from the October 11, 2026 comment snapshot. Labels distinguish the training-improvement question from the overall continuing-education experience question. These comments concern the named expert recording, rather than outcomes from buying this library.

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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