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Module 1 An Introduction to ABI   Next Pre Test


Self-study MODULE 1 An Introduction to ABI
focuses on introducing what an ABI is and it's consequences.

When you have completed this Module you could go on to complete Self-study Module 2 Working with people with ABI which focuses on the building blocks for how to work with people with ABI.

Self Study Module 1. Introduction to ABI has been designed:

  • as a web based resource that you can dip into and
  • as a self paced learning module (than can be completed at different depths depending on your role).

If you want to complete it as a self-paced learning module it is recommended that you:

  • Take the Pre-Test
  • Complete the module - working through the material, case studies, videos etc.
  • Take the Post-Test

To fully complete the module will take approximately three to four hours
( all graphics, text, videos, questions, pre and post tests).

The module can be completed in less depth in approximately one hour.

The Module includes:

  • Text
  • Videos (indicated on tabs by Video)
  • Slie shows/animated graphics (indicated on tabs by Graphic)
  • Questions and answer you can complete to check your progress ( indicated on tabs by the letter Q )


Watching the video stories of the people with ABI is essential


Video stories and video clips

The videos include:

  • Stories of people with ABI - there are 12 stories in Modules 1 & 2 - between 3.5 and 11 minutes each
  • Clips of workers, case managers, family members and people with ABI talking about their experiences - There are 4 video clips in Modules 1 and 2 - between 1 minute and 6 minutes each (most are 1 to 2 minutes)and a further 18 in the reference material.

Module 1 An Introduction to ABI includes 7 of the stories and 2 video clips
Module 2 Working with people with ABI includes 6 of the stories and 2 video clips.

Once you have completed the Module please also complete the POST-Test.

When you have finished the POST Test you will be directed to a page with the answers to the PRE and POST Tests.