SLP Draft features: an all-in-one workspace for school SLPs

At a glance

• Activity Studio: therapy activity plans built around a student's or group's active goals.
• IEP goals: students saved by initials or case codes, goals pasted word for word, IEP dates on a calendar.
• Session data collection: trial-by-trial correct, incorrect and prompted data for individual and group sessions.
• Progress monitoring: each goal's accuracy pooled across saved sessions, with a progress graph and progress update drafts.
• Evaluation report drafting: section-by-section drafts from the scores, notes and observations you enter, exported to Word.

Activity Studio: plan activities from each student's goals

Pick a student or group and Activity Studio reads their active goals. Choose a length, such as a 10-minute warm-up or a full 30-minute session, and a theme. The plan only targets the listed goal areas, with steps you can run right away. YouTube links are checked to play and match the topic, and printables are PDFs.

You can run the activity and take data in the same app. Activity Studio is included in the full plan and the free trial. More about Activity Studio.

IEP goal tracking

Add a student with initials or a case code, then paste the IEP goal you already have. It stays word for word, including its criterion, such as "80% accuracy across three consecutive sessions." The report/IEP builder also suggests goals from entered areas of need. Review and edit those suggestions, and save reusable wording in your personal goal bank. Archive or restore individual tracked goals without deleting their history.

The IEP calendar shows the IEP dates, next annual IEP and progress report due dates you enter. Deadline counts depend on your school calendar, so check them against your district's calendar. See speech therapy IEP goal examples.

Session data collection

During the session, tap each trial box once for correct, twice for incorrect and three times for prompted. Each tap saves by student, goal and date. In a group, switch students with one tap, and each student's data saves separately. Unattempted trials are left out of accuracy.

Write a plain, Session or SOAP note alongside the data, and use the caseload schedule to log missed sessions and makeups. More about session data tracking, session notes and group therapy data collection.

Progress monitoring

Each goal's accuracy pools across every saved session, not just the last one, in the goal's own wording. Prompted trials stay separate from independent accuracy, and each goal has a progress graph.

When a progress report is due, SLP Draft drafts a progress update from the recorded sessions, keeping the target criterion separate from observed performance. You can also draft editable present levels from goal data and case results. IEP progress monitoring, progress reports and present levels.

Evaluation report drafting

For an evaluation, enter intake, notes, observations and official scores, and MLU is calculated by rule with editable per-utterance counts. SLP Draft drafts the report section by section in your district template. Numbers in the draft that do not match your entries are flagged. Review and edit, then export to Word, print to PDF or copy.

More about evaluation report writing, or read the de-identified sample report.

What SLP Draft does not do

• Informal screening tools, goal suggestions and a personal goal bank are included; standardized test kits, validated diagnostic screeners and a pre-populated SMART goal catalog are not.
• No scoring of standardized tests and no publishers' norm tables. You enter official scores.
• No direct SEIS, IEP-system or Medicaid billing connection.
• No diagnoses, eligibility decisions or guarantee of legal or district compliance.
• AI-drafted wording and activity plans can be wrong. Check them against your records before use.

Use initials or case codes and enter only what your district permits. Initials alone do not guarantee de-identification.

Compare and try

See the fictional homepage walkthrough, compare SLP Draft and SLP Toolkit, read the needs-first alternative checklist, or try the free SLP tools without an account.