Caseload Tracker

Do you ever feel overwhelmed with keeping track of your caseload? Caseload Tracker is an app that helps special education teachers and speech-language pathologists to stay up-to-date on the deadlines of their students, manage students’ goals, and track students’ details. Caseload Tracker provides an easy and efficient way to keep track of student information, while still protecting the information with an app specific password.
Caseload managers are able to use this app to enter student information such as name, DOB, case managers, phone logs, goals, disability areas, and specific information regarding speech and language target areas.

The application also provides an advanced alert system that provides a color coded alert to the user as to due dates for each student. Caseload managers can track IEP meetings due dates, evaluation due dates, and eligibility due dates.

Color coded alerts of upcoming deadlines combined with push notification alerts of total numbers of students with upcoming due dates make this app a wonderful SLPs and teachers need to keep up with their caseloads.

Users are able to enter as many students as they would like, associate an icon to each student, and enter information on each student’s profile.

On the caseload view, you are able to narrow down students by classification, categories and by schools. This is a feature that will allow speech pathologist working at multiple schools to narrow down their caseload to a specific school.

The app is password protected which allows SLPs and teachers to keep and protect confidential information.
Therapists and teachers can also e-mail student lists, or specific student profile information to iBooks, dropbox, email or directly to the printer.

Caseload Tracker was envisioned by Bob Bateman, M.S; CCC-SLP and developed by Smarty Ears.
Bob Bateman MS, CCC-SLP is an educational speech-language pathologist working with kids from age 3 to 21, currently in a public school district in Utah. Mr. Bateman graduated from Utah State University in 2007.

Smarty Ears is a company that has been developing apps for speech-language pathologists, teachers, and children with speech and language delays. Smarty Ears has developed over 42 apps. For more information you can visit their website on www.smartyearsapps.com