Training models for the use of 3D printing technology in prison
3D Jail project further involves a training program for the training and development of trainers who are going to deliver the training program for inmates. Trainers are required to have basic computer, CAM and CAD skills. For the training of the trainers has also been planned an in-service training program to cover information on general characteristics of penitentiary institutions and inmates, use of the e-learning portal, and 3D printing.
3D Jail project further involves a training program for the training and development of trainers who
are going to deliver the training program for inmates. Trainers are required to have basic computer,
CAM and CAD skills. For the training of the trainers has also been planned an in-service training
program to cover information on general characteristics of penitentiary institutions and inmates, use
of the e-learning portal, and 3D printing.
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English—United States
Finnish (Suomi)
French (Français)
French—Canadian (Français Canada)
German (Deutsch)
Greek (Ελληνικά)
Haitian Creole (Kreyòl Ayisyen)
*(עִ ברִ ית) Hebrew
Icelandic (Íslenska)
Italian (Italiano)
These languages support right-to-left interface functionality in Canvas LMS
Polish (Polski)
Portuguese (Português)
Portuguese—Brazil (Português do Brasil)
Russian (Pyсский)
Spanish (Español)
Swedish (Svenska)
Turkish (Türkçe)
Ukrainian (український)
Welsh (Cymraeg)
The project partners in group work defined the content of a draft program based on competencies
required from inmates and trainers. The draft programs are provided in below tables.
3D Printing Training Paths for Inmates
Requirements
Electricity Premier Filament Construction Glue Other
Hardware
(computer+displ
ay+internet)
Software (CAD)
Beamer/Screen Learning –
Material (Digital +
Printed)
3D (AAD-
Storage)
External
Storage
Glue First
Layer
Isopropanol
(Alcohol)
Tissues
Board+Markers 3D Printer Spatula Sanding paper
Competencies
Room
Settings
Basic / Soft Entering Outcome
Responsibility Basic windows OS CAD Software
& Construction
Curiosity Basic Hardware Knowledge CAM & Manufacturing
Perseverance Basic Mathematics 3D-Printer operation
Will to learn Spatial perception 3D-Printer Troubleshooting
/ Interest in New technologies Post-processing
3D-Prints
Transversal / Soft
Logical Thinking Problem solving Responsibility for the working space
Acting on criticism Will for learning Working within a team
/ Respecting working plans /
Needed Competences Working as an Additive Manufacturer
CAD CAM Additive Manufacturing
Computer Aided
Design
Computer Aided
Manufacturing
Production
3DJail printing the future – IO2
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