Duration and latency data

Duration and latency data collection with a built-in timer

Start the timer when the behavior starts, pause it when it stops, and the time is banked for the session. Count and time together for behaviors that happen several times, or measure how long a learner takes to respond.

When it happens, not only how long

Each timed run is stored with its start time, so the Analysis tab can show when behaviors happen. This is a sample with made-up data.

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A heat map of when a behavior occurs, built from the occurrences recorded in sessions.

Timing without a stopwatch in your other hand

The timer lives on the same screen as the rest of the session’s data.

A timer for each target

Start and pause a live timer on the target. The elapsed time is added to the session’s total, so a behavior that happens in bursts is timed across all of them.

Enter a time by hand

For an episode the timer missed, or time that was taken elsewhere, type the minutes and seconds instead.

Duration with frequency

Count how many times a behavior happened and how long it lasted, together, on the same target.

Latency

Latency targets use the same timer, so you can time how long a learner takes to respond after an instruction.

Each run keeps its start time

Every timed run is stored with when it started, which feeds the behavior analysis by day and hour.

Said in the note

The session note states the incidents and the total time, for example how many incidents of a behavior and how long they lasted in all.

How timing works

  1. 1

    Choose the measurement

    Set the target up as duration, duration with frequency or latency.

  2. 2

    Time it in session

    Start the timer, pause it, and keep going. Enter a time by hand if you need to.

  3. 3

    Review it

    The session’s total is saved with the visit and plotted on the target’s graph.

Frequently asked questions

Can I time a behavior that happens several times in a session?

Yes. The timer can be started and paused as often as you need, and the time adds up for the session.

What if I forget to start the timer?

Enter the minutes and seconds by hand.

How is latency collected?

With the same timer: start it when the instruction is given and stop it when the learner responds.

Is the time of each occurrence kept?

Yes. Each timed run is stored with its start time and appears in the behavior analysis by day and hour.

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