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Posted by Paul Nisbet on the 23rd January, 2025
Last week we had an excellent additional webinar from Nic Cardwell of exam.net and Andy Auld and Adam Llewellyn from Larbert High School. If you're interested in using iPads, Chromebooks or Windows devices for digital assessment arrangements, check out the archive recording of the webinar.
Posted by Paul Nisbet on the 22nd January, 2025
This week our colleague Claire Harrison embarks on an exciting trip to the United States as a prestigious "AT Scholar", representing the UK at the Assistive Technology Industry Association (ATIA) Conference in Orlando, Florida.
Posted by Paul Nisbet on the 22nd January, 2025
Today at BETT 2025, Kirsteen presented a session on Integrating assistive technology in mainstream classrooms. It's great to see a member of the CALL Scotland team contributing at an international event.
Posted by Claire Harrison on the 8th January, 2025
The Symbols for All website has been updated with new and refreshed resources. These printable materials support communication and learning across the curriculum and are available as PDFs.
Posted by Craig Mill on the 8th January, 2025
Here we explore the new Apple Intelligence that integrates Artificial Intelligence (AI) into the iPad, iPhone and Mac devices.
Posted by Craig Mill on the 7th January, 2025
The article highlights the tools in WordQ, a reading and writing support which includes word prediction, text-to-speech and much more.
Posted by Ceanna MacGregor on the 10th December, 2024
Looking for some Christmas activities to add to your festive fun and celebrations? Here are some ideas worth checking out!
Posted by Craig Mill on the 4th December, 2024
Elevate your professional learning in 2025 and learn something new by enrolling on our popular 10-week course; Technology to Support ASN in Education.
Posted by Kirsteen Steven on the 2nd December, 2024
Does Assistive Technology form part of your PRD targets? Are you looking to upskill your knowledge of the world of AT to better support your learners?
Posted by Paul Nisbet on the 27th November, 2024
Are you looking for help about teaching pupils to use Speech-to-Text dictation? Try this free online course.
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