Video Modeling

Course overview

Video modeling (VM) is able to be used across a multitude of settings, populations, and behaviors. It is used as an approach in training where a service recipient views a recording of a particular skill or behavior that should be imitated. This technique is able to be utilized as a stand-alone intervention or in conjunction with other components as an intervention package. Behavior analysts can benefit from knowledge in this technique as well as how to integrate this intervention to improve the performance of other service recipients and staff in human service settings. In this course, participants will learn (1) to identify the various applications of video modeling available for staff training and service recipients, (2) to describe the benefits and limitations associated with video modeling, and (3) to delineate the process for creating video models¿to use as training materials for trainees and organizations.