Throughout Amplio Speech & Language, you’ll find specific terminology that refers to users, tools and resources, and to denote levels of organization throughout the evidence-based programs. For a walk-through of our platform, click here. This walk-through will help you navigate our intuitive interface and get the most out of our evidence-based tools and resources.

Administrators (admins): Users that have an administrative function in the system. They oversee at various levels, including the state, district, or school.

Caregivers/Parents: Adults who are responsible for the student and involved in their education and therapy or intervention.

Educators: Trained professional that provides services to students. Includes licensed professionals (i.e., certified Speech Language Pathologists, certified Academic Language Therapists) and support professionals (i.e., Speech Language Pathology Assistants or Educational assistants).

Primary Educator: Main educator for a student that is clinically responsible. Only one primary per student. Additional educators may be assigned as non-primary educators.

Students: School-aged children who use the platform as a part of therapy to remediate a communication or reading disorder.

Users: The individuals who will use the platform.

Assessment: A single unit of evaluation whose exercises are designed to take baseline or progress data related to a student’s performance. Includes both Skill Instruction and Exercise materials.

Assignments: Activities or assessments from the program directory that can be assigned to a student queue.

Assignment Queue: List of assignments associated with a particular student

Caseload: A group of students that are associated with an educator. Admins or Amplio Support Team members are responsible for associating students and educators by caseload.

Exercise Scoring: The process of marking a student’s response on an exercise as correct or incorrect. Scoring options include:

Group: A subset of the educator’s caseload, created by the educator. Educators have flexibility to create and name groups according to their preferences. Students can be associated with multiple groups.

Ready to Score: The list of assignments that were previously in the student’s queue, are no longer in progress, and still require scoring.

Session: The time an educator spends in direct instruction with one or more students. The session feature is closely tied to data and documentation features in the platform.

Skill Instruction: Digital, multimedia materials an educator can use to teach a student specific concepts.

Highest level in the platform hierarchy. From this page, you have access to each Program within Amplio Speech & Language.

Where you land when you click into an individual program, which includes a summary of the Program’s contents, who it’s relevant for, and an overview of the Collections contained within the Program.

Organizational folders grouping relevant materials.

Lowest organization level that contains the activities to be completed

(i.e., activities or assessments)

A bundle of exercises + skill instruction

A single question or task