A. SPEDASSIST is an online IEP writing software that provides permission-based access to create, save, update and print Individual Education Plans (IEPs). SPEDASSIST also supplies Identification Review and Placement Committee (IPRC) workflow and all related IPRC and IEP forms and letters.
SPEDASSIST is designed to integrate with your current student information management system to provide centralized, web-based access to IEP data. Security is anchored by a permissions system that restricts access according to the user’s role and school.
A. SPEDASSIST provides a web-based platform for consolidating all IEP, IPRC and form information into one convenient database. Now, student information is stored in one central location, improving workflow, communications, and the accuracy of information. Student profile information that is non-IEP-specific is derived from your existing student management system eliminating the need for duplicate data entry. And because it's entirely web-based, the database can be accessed outside the office—from virtually anywhere you can connect to the Internet.
A. SPEDASSIST requires the following minimum browser versions:
A. YES! SPEDASSIST was designed to fully integrate with Trillium as well as most alternate student information management systems. Please contact us for more information about your system’s compatibility with SPEDASSIST.
A. SPEDASSIST was developed using the Ontario Ministry of Education standards for development and program planning. SPEDASSIST supports all of the Ministry's IEP standards, including:
A.YES! SPEDASSIST only requires an Internet connection. You can log in to your account from home, work, or anywhere else you have access to the internet. All you need is your login information.
A. SPEDASSIST uses best practices in data encryption and user permissions and authentication to ensure the integrity and security of the information in your system.
Data encryption: All data transmissions between SPEDASSIST and its users are fully encrypted to the highest possible standards. In the unlikely event that data is intercepted, the intruder would see only a scrambled, unintelligible message.
User permissions and authentication: Each user is given a unique username and password for logging in, which may be derived from your existing LDAP system. User permissions are defined according to the user's role and school. A typical framework would include:
A.YES! We know that there is no such thing as a one-size-fits-all IEP management program. We will work with you to customize data fields, selection criteria and permissions to suit the needs of your program.
A.Our new object virtualization layer (OVL) allows us to connect to legacy databases. This technology means we can reference old data, leaving the legacy database intact, or facilitate data migration using advanced data mapping tools.