Posted by Kirsteen Steven on the 19th August, 2026
Category Assistive Technology
CALL Scotland is delighted to launch a new series of free online webinars for parents and carers during the 2026-27 academic year. Hosted on Microsoft Teams on the first Wednesday of each month from September to May at 7.30pm.
Posted by Kirsteen Steven on the 17th August, 2026
Category Assistive Technology
We're delighted to offer an increased number of funded Scottish Government funded places to Educators or Allied Health Professionals in Scotland on selected CALL Scotland self-study courses during the 2026-27 school session.
Posted by Claire Harrison on the 12th August, 2026
Category Assistive Technology
CALL Scotland is delighted to welcome Dr. Marit Boot as its new Director.
Posted by Craig McConnell on the 13th July, 2026
Category Assistive Technology
We are excited to be launching our new (Free) Family Play Consultation Service. We want to help you break down the barriers to play for your child and enable them to join in games with friends and family.
Posted by Kirsteen Steven on the 25th June, 2026
Category Assistive Technology
This year's hybrid conference was our largest and most ambitious to date, with a packed programme of keynote presentations, practical workshops and an expanded exhibition area.
Posted by Kirsteen Steven on the 2nd June, 2026
Category Assistive Technology
This programme builds on our previous webinars and training, offering weekly opportunities to explore inclusive digital learning and assistive technology in practice.
Posted by Kirstin Barr on the 2nd June, 2026
Category Assistive Technology
A little preparation before the summer can make a big difference in August. These practical end of year assistive technology tips help maintain continuity, support transitions, and ensure learners return with the tools, access, and confidence they need from day one.
Posted by Kirsteen Steven on the 12th May, 2026
Category Dyslexia Assistive Technology
Are you looking to build your confidence in using technology to support learners with dyslexia? Our Technology to Support Dyslexia in Education course is back for 2026, offering a practical, engaging and supportive introduction to assistive technology in education.
Posted by Craig McConnell on the 12th May, 2026
Category Assistive Technology Physical Support Needs
An example of how video games can be adapted through their accessibility settings and some external accessories. Here we look at how a young person who uses two head switches can still access one of the most popular video games around.
Posted by Kirsteen Steven on the 11th May, 2026
Category Assistive Technology
Do you support young people with Additional Support Needs in your setting or at home? If the answer is yes, then you should join us on 10th June!
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