Using Technology to Improve Supervision Outcomes


Using Technology tip sheet cover imageAccording to this tip sheet, COVID has changed the way supervision agencies function, requiring increased reliance on technology – an already emerging area of growth for the field. The authors assert that there is a need to begin to capture the types of solutions being implemented and promising approaches as well as highlighting the Bureau of Justice Assistance's commitment to this area.

This tip sheet from the Corrections and Community Engagement Technical Assistance Center (CCETAC) at the American Institutes for Research (AIR) contains current practice in the supervision field regarding the use of technology; benefits of incorporating technology in various forms; and grantee exemplars.

View the tip sheet (PDF)

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