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E-Learning in Prison Education in Europe Recommendations for European Policy Makers

The following recommendations about E-Learning in Prison Education have been developed in
the context of the EU Lifelong Learning project “Learning Infrastructure for Correctional Services”
(LICOS) in close cooperation with the “Ex-Offender Community of Practice” (ExOCoP).
These recommendations are the result of several discussion processes among prison education
professionals throughout Europe, amongst others:
- Conference “Pathways to Inclusion”, Budapest (Hungary), 22-24.02.2010
(see Final Report: http://ec.europa.eu/education/grundtvig/doc/conf11/report_en.pdf)
- Conference on “E-Learning and Knowledge Management in Correctional Services”,
(ICPA 2010 Pre-conference, Ghent (Belgium), 22-23 October 2010, organised by
LICOS, ExOCoP and the Belgium Directorate General for Penitentiary Institutions)
- LICOS final project meeting in Pécs (Hungary), 01-03 December 2010
- Various discussions with professionals from penitentiary institutions in Europe.

E-Learning in Prison Education in Europe Recommendations for European Policy Makers

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Dr William Lockitt

Dr William Lockitt

Dr Lockitt has over forty-five years’ experience in education and has written several publications highlighting the effective use of multimedia flexible and open learning. Since 2010 Dr Lockitt has been the strategic policy Director for G2G Communities CIC and in 2011 managed the implementation of the first not for profit, community focused LEGO Education Innovation Studio in the UK.