Specialist expertise in communication and assistive technology

Acronyms

  • AAC: Augmentative and alternative communication
  • ACiP:S: Augmentative Communication in Practice: Scotland
  • ADES: Association of Directors of Education
  • ASLO: Association of Support for Learning Officers
  • ASN: Additional Support Needs
  • ASPEP: Association of Support for Learning Officers
  • B4A: Books for All
  • BECTA: British Educational Computing
  • CALL: Communication, Access, Literacy and Learning
  • CfE: Curriculum for Excellence
  • CfS: Communication Forum Scotland
  • CLA: Copyright Licensing Agency
  • CPD: continuing professional development
  • FACCT: Fife Assessment Centre for Communication through Technology
  • HI: hearing impairment
  • ICTSLS: ICT Support for Learning Scotland
  • JISC: Joint Information Systems Committee (in FE)
  • KeyComm: Edinburgh & Lothians AAC service
  • LA: Local authority
  • LTS: Learning Teaching Scotland
  • MH: Moray House
  • MHIE: Moray House Institute of Education
  • PCS: Picture Communication Symbols
  • RCSLT: Royal College of Speech and Language Therapists
  • SCRAN: Scottish Cultural Resource
  • SCTCI: Scottish Centre for Technology for the Communication Impaired
  • SG: Scottish Government
  • SICTDG: Scottish ICT Development Group
  • SIG: Special Interest Group
  • SLA: service level agreement
  • SLF: Scottish Learning Festival
  • SocITM: Society of IT Managers
  • SQA: Scottish Qualification Authority
  • SSC: Scottish Sensory Centre
  • TASSCC: Technological Assessment and Support Service for Children and the Curriculum
  • UK: United Kingdom
  • UoE: University of Edinburgh