CALL Scotland

CALL Scotland We help children and young people across Scotland to overcome disability and barriers to learning

CALL Scotland supports children with additional support needs who need assistive and communication technology, and their parents, teachers and therapists. CALL is based at the University of Edinburgh and is funded by Scottish Government and Service Level Agreements with local authorities. Visit CALL’s websites to find out how assistive technology can help you read, learn, write and communicate more effectively and independently: www.callscotland.org.uk

It's On our Symbols for All website, we have symbolised resources to support your learners with maths and numeracy con...
24/09/2025

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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

Do you want to learn how to use GenAI to create materials and lessons that are developmentally appropriate, engaging and...
23/09/2025

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 on 8th Oct! Join live at 4pm or catch up on demand.

bit.ly/webinar081025

It's !Do you know how to support your learners who have numeracy difficulties? We have a section our website dedicated ...
23/09/2025

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Do you know how to support your learners who have numeracy difficulties? We have a section our website dedicated to specific numeracy support - bit.ly/4elVAgU

Explore the templates that CALL have created to help when typing calculations. Scroll down to the heading “Writing number and mathematics”.

CALL Scotland’s accessible digital versions of Scottish Book Trust’s Bookbug P1 Family bag 2025 books are available to d...
22/09/2025

CALL Scotland’s accessible digital versions of Scottish Book Trust’s Bookbug P1 Family bag 2025 books are available to download for learners in Scotland NOW!

The 3 books will be gifted to every P1 child in Scotland in time for Book Week Scotland, which runs from the 17th to 23rd of November, 2025. These digital versions are available for learners in Scotland, who have a Print Disability and can be accessed from the 'Books for All' Database.

Bookbug Smartbox Community

Find out more in Joanna’s latest blog:
https://www.callscotland.org.uk/blog/bookbug-p1-family-bag-accessible-books-2025/

There’s still time to register for this week’s where Linsey Shares tips on implementing iPads and AAC in the classroom...
22/09/2025

There’s still time to register for this week’s where Linsey
Shares tips on implementing iPads and AAC in the classroom.

Join us live at 4pm or catch up later on demand.

Register via the link or QR code below.

Bit.ly/webinar24925

It's !Looking for mathematical app ideas? Download our refreshed iPad Wheel of Apps for Learners with Dyscalculia/Numer...
22/09/2025

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Looking for mathematical app ideas?

Download our refreshed iPad Wheel of Apps for Learners with Dyscalculia/Numeracy Difficulties.

bit.ly/3KnWQ92

Are you looking for ways to help learners plan and structure their writing? Find out how Ayoa’s mind mapping tool can su...
18/09/2025

Are you looking for ways to help learners plan and structure their writing?

Find out how Ayoa’s mind mapping tool can support learners to organise their ideas and learning.

Join us for on 1st Oct live at 4pm or catch up on demand.

Register via the link or QR code.
Bit.ly/webinar11025

There is still time to register for this week’s where we will be finding out all about integrating AAC into play.Regis...
15/09/2025

There is still time to register for this week’s where we will be finding out all about integrating AAC into play.

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

Bit.ly/webinar17925

Can you use AI to redesign learning materials to suit learners’ interests and needs?Join us on Wednesday 8th Oct as Kevi...
12/09/2025

Can you use AI to redesign learning materials to suit learners’ interests and needs?

Join us on Wednesday 8th Oct as Kevin explores how GenAI can act as a flexible tool for inclusive learning and teaching.

Register to join live or catch up later on demand at

bit.ly/webinar081025

Joanna, Ceanna & Claire had a fantastic couple of days at the Communication Matters International AAC Conference 2025 at...
11/09/2025

Joanna, Ceanna & Claire had a fantastic couple of days at the Communication Matters International AAC Conference 2025 at The University of Leeds. Thanks to everyone who came by our information board in the exhibition hall and to our workshops. So many great conversations and connections made! Until next year!🤩
Communication Matters ISAAC International

Can iPads and AAC work together to support your learners with their communication and learning? Join us for on 24th S...
10/09/2025

Can iPads and AAC work together to support your learners with their communication and learning?

Join us for on 24th Sept live at 4pm or catch up on demand.

Register via the link or QR code below.

Bit.ly/webinar24925

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University Of Edinburgh, Paterson's Land, Holyrood Road
Edinburgh
EH88AQ

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Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

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Our Story

CALL Scotland is a small unit within the Moray House School of Education and Sport, University of Edinburgh.

We help children and young people across Scotland to overcome disability and barriers to learning created by their environment, and to fulfil their potential. CALL (Communication, Access, Literacy and Learning) is both a Service and a Research Unit. Service activity is limited by the amount of staff time available, but is open to anyone in Scotland concerned with communication difficulties, particularly in a learning context.

We've been around since 1983 working as a Research and Development centre as well as a working Service unit. Both elements are necessary and important - they inform, enrich and support each other.

Our mission is...