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Free Videos are produced by behavior analysts, just like you, and show a particular skill, concept, or theoretical construct. Videos are submitted by behavior analysts from all over the world. Those that meet criterion (see submission criteria) are uploaded to the site for your viewing pleasure. Videos are typically less than 5 minutes in length. The foci of the videos are clarity of the behavior analytic topic, effective presentation, and quality of the video itself (lighting, sound, editing). They don’t have to be fancy, MovieMaker©, iMovie©, or other low-cost editing programs are fine, but they must be comprehensible. Staff training and other Organizational Behavior Management – type videos are also welcome. Creativity, humor, and unique topics can absolutely tip the scales of a video that is somewhat marginal in quality. Read More . . .

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	Baby Steps from the CDC
	A video that assists parents in recognizing some early signs of a developmental delay. From the Centers for Disease Control.

	Length: 00:04:33
	Produced By: 00:04:33
	School: CDC

	Autism Facts from the CDC
	Autism Facts from the Centers for Disease Control

	Length: 00:03:38
	Produced By: 00:03:38
	School: CDC

	The ADDM Network
	A video explaining the Autism and Developmental Disabilities Network, from the Centers for Disease Control

	Length: 00:05:06
	Produced By: CDC
	School: CDC

	Autism Podcast with Dr.Catherine Rice
	Dr. Robert Gaynes interviews Dr. Catherine Rice about the symptoms and treatment of Autism. Applied Behavior Analysis is mentioned. A Podcast with video titles

	Length: 00:05:38
	Produced By: CDC
	School: CDC

	The Behavioural Stream
	A graphic representation of behavior in a time continuum, focusing on the construct that a data point is only a snapshot of an organisms behavior as the organism continues to move through time.

	Length: 00:00:45
	Produced By: Mickey Keenan
	School: Ulster

	Communication is Everything
	Making picture schedules and task strips is demonstrated in this brief video from a parent training sponsored by The Toni Jennings Exceptional Education Institute at the University of Central Florida.

	Length: 00:01:46
	Produced By: Wagner-Camacho
	School: UCF

	Pivot
	A description of the use of Pivot, or differentiated attention, when addressing off-task behavior. A tool from the Tools for Positive Behavior Change curriculum.

	Length: 00:01:41
	Produced By: Karen R Wagner
	School: UCF

	How BACB Certification Tests Are Created
	This free video, also available in Dr Raymond Romanczyks, "Influencing Behavior Analysis" CEU video, explains the basics of how certification tests are developed.

	Length: 00:06:12
	Produced By: Karen R Wagner
	School: Behavior Services of Brevard

	Consumer Services Under Florida Medicaid Waiver
	A 16- minute video (please be patient, this is a large file) explaining how services are approved, and some of the pitfalls, for Individuals with Disabilities under the Agency for Persons with Disabilities and the Florida Medicaid Waiver Program.

	Length: 00:16:26
	Produced By: 00:16:26
	School: Behavior Services of Brevard

	ABAI 2009 Pivot
	A training video created and edited in a "Creating Training Videos Using Software You Already Have" workshop done at ABAI in 2009

	Length: 00:01:58
	Produced By: 00:01:58
	School: Behavior Services of Brevard

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Have you perfected a sure-fire way to teach parents how to reduce minor food selectivity? Are your staff the best mand trainers on the planet? Help us create a community of knowledge for all behavior analysts, and especially for those who lack professional development resources, mentoring, or who are practicing in rural areas. The penultimate video for each construct, skill or concept will be peer reviewed and posted on the Periodic Table of Behavior Analysis©.

We encourage instructors to challenge their students to create training videos as a part of their coursework. A key component of Applied Behavior Analysis involves teaching others how to implement programming with fidelity. Creating good training videos forces the producer to conceptualize the construct, organize their materials and resources, task analyze the process and edit wisely. Video can help bridge the gap between telling and teaching, by giving exemplars of correct implementation.

Are you seeking employment, or a promotion within your agency? Send your prospective employer to your videos on TheBehaviorAnalyst.com to show your training prowess. Don’t just talk about what you can do, show it!

Feel free to use the videos as teaching aids and resources, however, TheBehaviorAnalyst.com/ Behavior Services of Brevard retain all rights to submitted videos, they cannot be copied, used for CEUs or any other commercial purpose without express permission from TheBehaviorAnalyst.com/ Behavior Services of Brevard. Keep in mind that a release must be signed by each person (or their legal representative) who is shown, or whose work is shown, in any videos submitted. Music, graphics, photos or other materials included in the video must be royalty-free, or a copy of the release for its use must be included with the other submission materials. In addition, each video must be submitted or reviewed for content by a BCBA or an instructor of Behavior Analysis at the college level prior to submission. The review form must accompany the releases when the video is submitted.

Are you a producer of training videos? Are you seeking additional retail outlets for your work? Contact us to publish your training videos through the CEU section of TheBehaviorAnalyst.com Click here for submission details!