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14th August, 2025
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What happens when technology, accessibility, and human connection meet in a single event?
Run by specialist staff (CALL Scotland, FAACT, AAC Lothian, SCTCI and others) and funded by the AAC Scotland Network, this is a chance for families of children with additional support needs (age 3-16yrs) to try out and learn about communication supports and assistive technology in fun activities.
Feeling alone in your AAC journey? You're not the only one! Explore the 'AAC Leader Padlet' to discover tips and resources to support you on your AAC leadership journey.
Our popular iPad Apps for learners with dyslexia wheel of apps, version 3 is available to download from the CALL Scotland website.
4, 5, 8 and 10-week short study course which are supplemented with a series of online workshops.
30 minute online workshops delivered to your desktop.
Join 500 attendees for a full schedule of activities, including keynote speaker Prof Bronwyn Hemsley, Head of Speech Pathology, University of Technology Sydney, 80+ presentations and workshops, an exhibition of the leading AAC and AT suppliers, networking and more.
ScanningPens are inviting educators across Scotland to share their experiences and insights on assistive technology, reading support, and the use of Scanning Pens in schools. Your feedback will help shape future support and resources. As a thank you, all completed entries will be entered into a prize draw to win a C-Pen Reader 3.
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