Twyll's Prompt Fading feature allows you to dynamically adjust the prompts displayed during a session, based on the client's progress. This functionality enables you to customize both the sequence in which prompts are presented and the criteria for moving between prompts, ensuring they are tailored to each client's unique requirements. Additionally, it aids Behavioral Therapists (BTs) in selecting the most appropriate prompts for each session.

Prompt Fading Examples

Example 1: Introducing Prompts One by One

In this example, prompts are introduced systematically and remain on screen. The current, desired prompt is indicated by a green dot below the prompt level. Prompt levels hide and appear dependent on the collected data. 

Example 2: Showing All Prompts with Highlights

In this example, all prompts are always on the screen, but the desired prompts are indicated by a green dot. Prompt levels are hidden after the prompted responses have been faded to an independent response. 

Configuring Prompt Fading

Step 1: Enable Prompt Fading from the Program Editor

Access the "Details" of a new program or current program. Update the prompts to your desired titles and abbreviations, while listing them in order from most intrusive to least intrusive. 

Toggle on "Enable prompt fading"

Enabling Prompt Fading

Step 2: Pick the Starting Prompt Level

After enabling prompt fading, select the desired starting prompt level. By default, this will be the first prompt level in the list (the most intrusive), however, this can updated. 

Starting Prompt Level

Updating Starting Prompt Level

Step 3: Decide When to Change Prompts

Review and update the Prompt Advancement Criteria. The default will reduce the level (move to the next least intrusive prompt) after 3 consecutive correct responses and increase the level (move back to a more intrusive prompt) after 2 consecutive incorrect responses. This can be customized for each program. 

Here, you can also update when the prompt level should move to independent. 

Updating Prompt Advacement Criteria

Step 4: Choose Which Prompts to Show

Review and update the Codes to Display in Session. The default is to only show the prompt codes that have been introduced (current prompt codes and those that are more intrusive) and continuing to show the prompt codes after fading is complete, as seen in example 1 above. 

These settings can be updated to automatically show all prompt options as well as hide the prompts after fading is complete, as seen in example 2 above.

Updating Codes to Display in Session

Step 5: Save Your Settings

Don't forget to save your changes when you're done setting everything up.

Twyll's prompt fading feature offers a straightforward solution, effortlessly nurturing independence.