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Use of Technology in Correctional Education

NCJ Number
243385
Journal
Journal of Correctional Education Volume: 64 Issue: 2 Dated: May 2013 Pages: 22-39
Author(s)
Cathryn Chappell, Ed.D.; Margaret Shippen, Ph.D.
Date Published
May 2013
Length
18 pages
Annotation
This article contains a practice guide on the increased role of technology in correctional education.
Abstract
Using computers and other technology is becoming increasingly important in the field of correctional education. This practice guide discusses the role of technology as a means of educational delivery for incarcerated individuals and the need for partnerships to increase positive outcomes for offenders. This guide is part of a series of practice guides developed by practitioners and academic researchers as part of a larger study being conducted by the RAND Corporation on the effectiveness of correctional education. The guides represent the perspective of the individual authors on key issues in the field of correctional education. For more information about the RAND study, see http://www.rand.org/jie/projects/correctional-education.html. (Published Abstract)

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