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Shirley Lawson

NEW! Professional Learning for 2017-18

Posted by Shirley Lawson on the 5th June, 2017

We have a brand new exciting line up of Professional Learning opportunities for anyone who is working with a person who has Additional Support Needs, a physical, communication or sensory support needs. You will find full details of the  CALL Scotland 2017-18 Professional Learning calendar&...

Lead your students to success!

Posted by Shirley Lawson on the 16th May, 2017

How do we learn about the technology that can support students with Additional Support Needs, disabilities or sensory impairment? There is very little offered in Initial Teacher Education or Post Graduate education programmes  so new teachers, who are familiar with and confident in the use...

The tech and the talk event - May 18th

Posted by Shirley Lawson on the 23rd March, 2017

Have you been looking for a forum to discuss Assistive Technology with like minded people?  This could be the one for you... We have created a new email forum, ‘CALL Assistive Technology (AT) Community. It’s an informal space for people with a common interest to: Share ideas and re...

Free Conference: ASL and Technology 2017

Posted by Shirley Lawson on the 24th February, 2017

Free conference of technology to assist students with Additional Support Needs. We are delighted to announce that our presenters and exhibitors’ timetables are confirmed for our two free ​conferences. Edinburgh – 14 June 2017 Clydebank – 15 June 2017 There is another great prog...

Technology and Dyslexia: half day seminar

Posted by Shirley Lawson on the 31st January, 2017

The CALL Scotland team will be sharing their knowledge and expertise of a wide range of hardware, software and apps that can support dyslexic learners at a half day seminar on 23rd March at the University of Edinburgh. The use of assistive technology can help raise attainment for students with addit...

Webinars for Professional Learning

Posted by Shirley Lawson on the 13th January, 2017

Our webinars are the perfect way to learn something new and to use this knowledge practically to support your students with additional support needs. They are specifically designed to be short (20-30 minutes) and timetabled for 4pm to allow teachers to not be overloaded at the end of a busy school d...

Talking in Exams project - Final Report out now!

Posted by Shirley Lawson on the 4th January, 2017

Has speech recognition software advanced to the point where students with additional support needs can rely on it to dictate answers into an SQA exam answer box or booklet? Is it about the software working efficiently or more about the training, support and school IT infrastructure that makes i...

Text to Speech webinar on 11th January 2017

Posted by Shirley Lawson on the 20th December, 2016

Allan Wilson will present our first webinar of 2017 on Wednesday 11th January.  The subject will be 'Free Windows Text to Speech Software for People with Dyslexia'.  Text to speech software is one of the most useful tools available to support learners with dyslexia / reading&n...

Book in for January seminar at CALL Scotland

Posted by Shirley Lawson on the 25th November, 2016

On 17th January  we are holding a morning seminar on Assessment and Support of Students with Additional Support Needs.  We want to raise awareness of the potential of Assistive Technology and to help teachers not only understand how transformational it can be for  students with additi...

Job Vacancy at CALL Scotland

Posted by Shirley Lawson on the 26th September, 2016

Are you up for an exciting career challenge? CALL Scotland is seeking an experienced and expert teacher of learners with complex additional support needs / severe or profound learning needs to join the multidisciplinary CALL team. The purpose of this exciting and diverse post is to work as part...

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