Basic Living Skills
Eight domains and 225 tasks.
AFLS score tracking and graphs for all six modules
Choose a module, type the scores from your own licensed copy of the Assessment of Functional Living Skills, and Nūr Evoke draws the color-stacked grid and adds up the totals for every domain, across up to four rounds.
The AFLS grid for each module, drawn from your scores
Every round fills the grid in its own color, and each domain has its own totals. This is a sample with made-up scores.
- Round 1
- Round 2
- Round 3
Six modules, one way of working
Each module is its own sheet for the client, with a module picker on the AFLS tab.
Home Skills
Eight domains and 251 tasks.
Community Participation Skills
Eight domains and 259 tasks.
School Skills
Eight domains and 337 tasks.
Vocational Skills
Eighteen domains and 464 tasks.
Independent Living Skills
Sixteen domains and 436 tasks.
A color-stacked grid and totals
Each round fills the task columns in its own color, with totals by domain: points possible, points earned in each round and how many tasks were assessed.
Close-supervision tasks marked
Tasks flagged for close supervision carry a small badge, so the person scoring is reminded. It does not change the scoring.
How AFLS tracking works
- 1
Pick the module
Open the client’s AFLS tab and choose one of the six modules.
- 2
Type the scores
Enter each task’s score from your own copy, round by round, up to four rounds.
- 3
See the grid
The grid and the totals update, and the print and image options are ready for a report.
Frequently asked questions
Does Nūr Evoke include the AFLS content?
It carries the structure, including the domains and their titles, the task codes and the maximum scores. The task wording and criteria stay in your own licensed copy.
Can I track more than one module for a client?
Yes. Each module is its own sheet, so a client can have several.
Can I add tasks of my own?
Yes. A practice can add its own tasks to a domain. They are counted apart from the official totals.
Does it suggest goals or placements?
No. Nūr Evoke shows the scores and the totals and leaves the interpretation to your BCBA.
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See it with your own practice in mind
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