Technology Infrastructure for Offender Rehabilitation / Martin Ruskov

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This is Martin Ruskov’s presentation from Service Experience Camp 2016 on Technology Infrastructure for Offender Rehabilitation, held on Day 1 in Galerie.

Technology

About Me
● Digital Storytelling
– Zentrum für Graphische Datenverarbeitung
● HumanCentered Systems
– University College London
● EdTech
– Emerge Education

Meganexus
(Founded in 2003)
● Technology
– Portal for endusers
– MIS for advisors
– Reporting for policymakers
● Clients
– Ministry of Justice
– St Giles Trust
– Nonjusticerelated

Virtual Campus
● Reach
– 90% of prisons in
England & Wales
– Male & Female
– Adult & Youth
● Features for Learners
– Learning & Information Library
– CV Builder Wizard &
JobCenter offers
– Learning Record Services

InCell
● Accessibility
– Exposure
– Autonomy
● Better Supervision
– Guidance
– Recommendations

Foriner
● Distance Learning
– for foreign nationals in prison
● EUproject
– 20% of prison population across Europe

Open Session
● Think of someone you know that has been in (or risks
going to) prison
– hackers, immigrants, anarchists, minorities, drug dealers,…
● Use the CCO framework to brainstorm causes and
interventions
● Roleplay
– offender, victim, guardian, sponsor

Materials
http://sxc.unriddle.it
● Several case studies
● CCO framework diagrams
● CCO causes and interventions table

Technology Infrastructure for Offender Rehabilitation / Martin Ruskov

Information technologies and their impact on society gained enormous attention in recent years. Project calls related to use of information technologies in all aspects of human life are saturated with excellent proposals. However large number of proposals leads to low percentage of accepted projects, very often below 10%. High concurrency contributes to quality of project ideas, however many good projects are left behind due to various factors. That is why pre-project collaboration is essential for enhancing coordination among universities. This applies also to region. Another important aspect is industry-university oriented collaboration, which increases research capacities of all involved parties. Projects with industry are very challenging but sometimes carry administrative obstacles if financed from pubic funds (various project lines). This presentation deals with scientific profile of University of Zagreb, Faculty of Organization and Informatics (FOI). It will present most prominent projects and project teams with idea to enhance networking, exchange of ideas and possible cooperation opportunities. FOI is willing to contribute significant resources to preparation of project proposals and increasing capacities of regional universities in order to increase overall capacities for passing the threshold in competitive project calls.

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