Before proceedings get underway, this short explainer session will explore how you can get the most out of our new next generation summit platform.
Our team will run through how to make virtual connections, creating networking meet ups, accessing content on demand and how to use our new Q&A, chat functions and virtual polling tools during the day.
In this seminar we will:
No organisation has been left untouched by the COVID-19 pandemic – not least, our local police forces. But how do you deliver services into the heart of the community while maintaining your distance?
For Devon and Cornwall Police, the pandemic has accelerated secure digitisation, enabling them to reduce face-to-face contact where appropriate, while also free up officers’ time and increase organisational efficiency.
Join this presentation to learn:
The principle of Normality is a leading concept in the development of national and international standards and guidelines to improve prisoner rights, wellbeing and rehabilitation. In the current society characterized by rapid technological changes and the mediatization of all areas of life, the implementation of this principle of normality in corrections has become more difficult. During the seminar we will talk about the impact this digital evolution has on prisons and what the challenges, risk and opportunities are on developing a strategy to anticipate this new normal.
Learning Points;
Your opportunity to make the most of the virtual Conference, meet up with fellow delegates and exhibitors, make connections, tour our real-time resources and content and take part on discussions via the tailored channels.
Your opportunity to make the most of the virtual Conference, meet up with fellow delegates and exhibitors, make connections, tour our real-time resources and content and take part on discussions via the tailored channels.
Join us in this session where we will discuss how you can implement a hybrid, collaborative approach to the court room.
This session will cover:
Seminar outline and learning points –
While Covid upset best laid plans, the South Australia Courts Administration Authority brought its new case management system live in May 2020, and Saskatchewan Queen’s Bench went live on its new case management system in July 2020. Each navigated new challenges to maintain traction.
Our panellists will summarise:
Your opportunity to make the most of the virtual Conference, meet up with fellow delegates and exhibitors, make connections, tour our real-time resources and content and take part on discussions via the tailored channels.
How technology can enhance immersive learning to support prevention and early intervention programmes
The Ben Kinsella Exhibition is a unique immersive learning experience, educating 4,000 young people every year about the dangers and knife crime and how to keep stay safe. In 2018 digital tech experts Sopra Steria and its joint Venture Shared Services Connected Limited partnered with BKT to explore the role technology can play in expanding vision to create new immersive educational experiences aimed at preventing knife crime.
Session outline and learning points –
Experiential learning is personal, influencing both feelings and emotions as well as enhancing knowledge and skills. Young people respond really well to this type of intervention allowing tailored learning experiences to provide a unique emotional experience.
We are delighted to close our conference with a live one to one interview with Dame Vera Baird DBE QC.
Dame Vera Baird QC is currently the Victims’ Commissioner for England & Wales, responsible for promoting the interests of victims and witnesses of crime. She previously served as a Labour MP, the Solicitor General for England & Wales and a Police and Crime Commissioner. This was after practising as a criminal barrister for many years.