Learning Modules

• Fundamentals of Service coordination for the Wisconsin Birth to 3 Program
  Fundamentals of Service Coordination is an electronically-based learning module for new and veteran service coordinators in Birth to 3. Since service coordination is one of the most important roles in early intervention, these individuals must be well-trained, well-informed and have a variety of skills. This training provides users with the latest resources, practical strategies, articles for study, references to the law, discussion questions and hands-on activity suggestions related to the service coordinator's role. Learners will have the opportunity to read case-based scenarios and apply what they have learned.

• Birth to 3 Orientation On-line Guide

Wisline Teleconferences, Archived

• March 13, 2008:Parents as Teachers Program
• January 10, 2008: Helping Families Think About Natural Supports
• December 13 , 2007: Self Assessment Process: Manual Updates: Starting the New Year With Clarity, Data, and the Means to Use It
• November 8, 2007: Individual Differences in Brain and Behavior: Insights from Autism Spectrum Disorders
• October 11 , 2007: Billing Targeted Case Management Birth to 3 Program
• September 17 , 2007: Strengthening Data Collection in the Wisconsin Birth to 3 Program
• September 10 , 2007: Determinations
• August 9, 2007: One Developmental Pediatrician's Perspective on Autism
• July 12, 2007: Integrating Child Outcomes into the Birth to 3 Process
• June 14, 2007: Monitoring Autism
• April 12, 2007: The Central Role of Families in Wisconsin's Birth to 3 Program
• March 8, 2007: HSRS Updates
• September 14, 2006: Social Emotional Foundations
• June 8, 2006: Serving Homeless Families with Infants and Toddlers

Recent Publications