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INCOPORATING ICT IN PRISON REHABILITATION AND EDUCATION

This document explores the potential of Information and Communication Technology (ICT) to enhance rehabilitation and education in prisons. It focuses on digital literacy, job training, counselling and support, access to educational resources, bridging digital divide.

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INCOPORATING ICT IN PRISON REHABILITATION AND EDUCATION

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  1. INCORPORATING ICT IN PRISON Exploring the Role of Technology in Rehabilitation and Education BY MAVUTO MPULULA (Training Facilitator)

  2. ABOUT MAVUTO MPULULA MavutoMpulula is the CEO and Training Cordinator for North Nyasa Institute of Management. He is a holder of Bachelors’ Degree in Library and Information Science from Mzuzu University, and Several certificates in ICT, Data Science, Cyber security, Artificial Intelligence, Administration, just to mention a few.

  3. Introduction This presentation explores how ICT can enhance rehabilitation and education in prisons, providing inmates with valuable skills and knowledge to aid their reintegration into society. • Virtual reality trainings • Job skill training and education • Digital literacy programs • Basic computer skills, online safety and digital citizenship • Online education platforms • Access to educational courses and vocational trainings

  4. Brainstorming… 01 What are the ICT Benefits to the prison community?

  5. Incorporating ICT in prisons facilitates access to diverse learning materials, allowing inmates to engage in various subjects from basic literacy to advanced education. Online platforms enable self-paced learning, catering to individual needs and improving knowledge retention. Enhanced Learning Opportunities

  6. Improved Communication Skills ICT tools help inmates develop essential communication skills, including digital writing, public speaking, and collaborative work. Programs that simulate workplace scenarios foster interpersonal skills, which are vital for success upon release.

  7. ICT provides prisoners with access to a wealth of educational materials, including e-books, online courses, and interactive learning tools. This promotes self-directed education and helps inmates acquire new skills that can improve their employability after release. Increased Access to Resources

  8. Brainstorming… 02 Rehabilitation Strategies

  9. These programs focus on equipping inmates with job-ready skills such as coding, graphic design, and trade skills. By providing practical training through ICT, inmates can enhance their employability and stability post-release. Skill Development Programs

  10. ICT facilitates remote counseling sessions and peer support groups, allowing inmates to connect with mental health professionals and mentors. This support can significantly aid in their psychological well-being and adjustment during incarceration and after. Online Counseling and Support

  11. Creating Digital Literacy Building digital literacy is crucial for inmates to thrive in a technology-driven world. Programs focus on teaching basic computer skills, internet safety, and how to use various software applications, laying a foundation for lifelong learning.

  12. Conclusions Incorporating ICT in prisons offers transformative opportunities for rehabilitation and education. By equipping inmates with skills and resources through technology, we can enhance their chances for successful reintegration into society.

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