What It Captures
The tool captures video-linked moments, descriptive observation notes, client interpretation, and strategies or adjustments connected to those moments.
Performance Video Review
Performance Video Review is a shared practitioner-client tool for occupational therapy practitioners reviewing a recorded goal task. It helps mark observable moments, capture the client's interpretation of what affected performance, and link a strategy or adjustment to what was observed.
Review a fictional sample video timeline with markers for success, difficulty, client interpretation, and linked adjustments.
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Tool guide
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Use this background section to understand when the tool fits, how practitioners use it, and what to consider before sharing it with clients.
Practitioner and Client Roles
The practitioner creates and controls the review record. The client participates in shared review by noticing moments, interpreting performance, and connecting observations to adjustments.
Relevant Limitations
The tool does not perform automated clinical interpretation, scoring, facial or emotion analysis, or broad conclusions beyond the reviewed performance moments.
Can the demo work without a video?
No. Video review requires a video or recorded performance reference; it should not be replaced by a generic reflection form.
Does the tool analyze the video automatically?
No. The tool organizes practitioner and client review using time-anchored markers; it does not generate automated meaning or clinical conclusions.
What makes a marker useful?
A useful marker points to a specific observable moment and can include client interpretation plus a linked strategy or adjustment when one is identified.