CALL Scotland
@callscotland.org.uk
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We help children and young people across Scotland to overcome disability and barriers to learning using assistive and communication technology.
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Did you know that in the ‘Events’ section of our AAC Scotland website, there are links to our current and previous AAC courses, webinars and AAC learning opportunities with other organisations?

https://bit.ly/4pPwhtP 

#AACaware25
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Did you know we have a set of resources designed to get you started using symbols across the curriculum? Have a look at our Symbols for All curricular resources and get ideas for using symbols to create communication opportunities.
All resources are free! https://bit.ly/symbols-for-all

#AACaware25
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In our 5-week Technology to Support Communication course, we explore tools and strategies to support development of emergent communication skills for young people with complex communication support needs.
Starts Tues 28th October 4pm. Workshops will be recorded. Find out more: Bit.ly/course281025
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You can access sets of online learning modules on our AAC Scotland website. There are two sets, an introduction to AAC and a set specific to AAC in Education. They are free, and you even get a certificate of Professional Learning upon completion!

https://bit.ly/35lpIKB

#aacaware25
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With an increasing number of learners starting school with communication difficulties it can feel challenging to know how best to support them in the classroom. This course aims to guide you in supporting learners' communication.
Sign up now via the link or QR code. 
Bit.ly/course281025

#CallLearn
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There are many myths and misconceptions surrounding AAC. Find out the facts by visiting the ‘AAC Myths, Videos and Weblinks’ section of our AAC Scotland website.
bit.ly/42lBrUh

#AACaware25
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There is still time to register for this week’s #FreeWebinarWed.

Join Kevin to discover how AI can personalise content, boost creativity, and foster inclusive learning.

Register to join us live or catch up later on demand via the link or QR code below. 
bit.ly/webinar081025
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Did you know we have an AAC Scotland website where you will find AAC-related information, learning opportunities, resources and more! 

https://bit.ly/aac-scotland
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Did you know that we have a self-study Masterclass in Technology To Support Dyslexia in Education available for FREE on our website?

https://bit.ly/TSDmasterclass
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We are delighted to share that our short modules are currently available for free on our website. These are great for anyone supporting young learners in school or at home.

https://bit.ly/45Kfs93
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Our Doorway Online text typing programme is a fantastic programme to support learners. Often this will support learning of early spelling patterns as well.

https://bit.ly/3VF5cf0
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October is International AAC Awareness Month. Celebrated around the world to raise awareness of augmentative and alternative communication (AAC) and of the many different ways people communicate. The ISAAC theme for this year is “Innovation, Inclusion and Advocacy in AAC.”
#AACaware25
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Did you know that we have wheels of iPad apps and Chromebook extensions to support our Dyslexic learners? These are available to download for free from our website.  

iPad apps:
https://bit.ly/4dsToml 

Chromebook extensions:
https://bit.ly/4dmxZv9
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Are you an AAC user with experience of SQA exams?
Or, do you have experience of supporting an AAC user to sit SQA exams?

If so, we want to hear from you to help improve AAC exams access in Scotland!

Find out how you can help in Ceanna’s recent blog.

https://bit.ly/3IbcFQ1
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There is still time to register for this week’s #FreeWebinarWed where we will be finding out all about Ayoa’s mindmapping tools.

Register to join us live or catch up later on demand via the link or QR code below. 

Bit.ly/webinar11025
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Register by scanning the QR code or go to bit.ly/webinar11025
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We’re supporting Dyslexia Awareness Week Scotland to bust the myths about dyslexia. Get involved and support the campaign. https://dyslexiascotland.org.uk/dyslexia-awareness-week
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We recently had the pleasure of exhibiting at The Scottish Parliament where we raised awareness of assistive technology and the services CALL Scotland provide to support learners throughout Scotland.
 
We are extremely grateful to Pam-Duncan Glancy for sponsoring our exhibition.
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In the final clip from our next What the ASL? Podcast episode, Paul from @callscotland.org.uk reflects on progress with assistive technology.

Join us for live streaming of this episode on Tues 30 Sept from 1pm on our Facebook page - link in first comment.

#Enquirepodcast
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It's #MathsWeekScotland!

Find out how equations you create in Microsoft Word can be read out aloud using Immersive Reader.

bit.ly/3K3po7O  

#CallScotland
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Do you have learners who have communication difficulties?  

If you would like to build your knowledge on how to use technology to support them then this course starting on 28th Oct could be just what you need. 

Register via the link or QR code below. 

Bit.ly/course281025

#CallLearn
Lime green background with white text advertising #CallLearn course titled Technology to Support Communication 5 week course starts 28th October 2025.  Find out more and book by scanning the QR code or go to bit.ly/course281025.  This is a 5 week course with weekly 1.5 hour workshops (4-5.30pm)
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It's #MathsWeekScotland!
Count along while reading the Bookbug books 'One Goose, Two Moose' and '10 Dogs.'
Use symbols to talk about pets or ice cream flavours and create maths surveys. Download activity instructions and symbol overlays for free from Symbols for All.
https://f.mtr.cool/rvhulnhhwu
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It's #MathsWeekScotland
 
On our Symbols for All website, we have symbolised resources to support your learners with maths and numeracy concepts.

Download for free!
https://f.mtr.cool/kdsnlesbxg

#CallScotland #SymbolsForAll
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Do you want to learn how to use GenAI to create materials and lessons that are developmentally appropriate, engaging and tailored to suit your learners’ interests? 

Then, you don’t want to miss our #FreeWebinarWed on 8th Oct! Join live at 4pm or catch up on demand.

bit.ly/webinar081025
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Our accessible versions of Scottish Book Trust’s Bookbug P1 Family bag 2025 books are available to download for learners in Scotland NOW!
The books will be gifted to every P1 child in Scotland in time for Book Week Scotland 17th-23rd Nov. Find out more in Joanna’s latest blog: https://bit.ly/4gBUrDJ
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It's #MathsWeekScotland!
We have a section our website dedicated to specific numeracy support - bit.ly/4elVAgU 
Explore templates created by CALL to help when typing calculations. Scroll down to the heading “Writing number and mathematics”.
 
#CallScotland #Dyscalculia #Numeracy
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