One
Defined cohort with a clear owner and launch criteria
OVR IT for UNT Disability Services & WISE Institute
OVR IT is a pilot concept for supporting student follow-through between human touchpoints. UNT would approve the cohort, workflow, consent, data, and reporting boundaries before launch.
One
Defined cohort with a clear owner and launch criteria
Consent
Required before student-level information is shared
Earlier
Engagement signals designed to precede grade-based alerts
Review
Data, identity, LMS, and reporting scope agreed before launch
The pilot boundary
Begin with one defined cohort and one student-safe workflow. Measure whether students complete a first grade-protecting move before considering broader use.
OVR IT is intended to complement existing support. Student-level information is shared only with consent, and comparison-cohort measurement is defined before the pilot begins.
A reviewable concept for DSO teams and WISE Institute coordinators supporting students with executive-function challenges.
OVR IT tracks executive function signals (task initiation frequency, session consistency, deadline avoidance) and is designed to surface alerts in the DSO dashboard before grade data reflects a problem. Your team intervenes at the right time, not after a crisis.
Track every accommodation request from intake to delivery. Monitor follow-through rates by accommodation type. Generate monthly outcomes reports without spreadsheets. Purpose-built for DSO caseloads with ADHD-heavy populations.
Define the minimum reporting data, role boundaries, and consent flow with UNT before launch. Student-level sharing remains off until the student has consented.
Start with a defined use case that supports existing ENGAGE and disability-services workflows. Expansion follows only after the pilot loop and reporting boundaries are validated.
Generate accommodation effectiveness reports and adoption briefs formatted for department leadership and provost-level review. One click, no custom queries, no manual compilation.
Start with a defined cohort, ENGAGE participants, DSO accommodation recipients, or a single college. Validate workflows and reporting before expanding to the full UNT neurodivergent population.
Request a live walkthrough scoped to UNT disability services and WISE Institute workflows, consent boundaries, early engagement signals, and FERPA-conscious reporting.