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Open University Runs Courses behind Bars in North Rhine--Westphalia.

Kalnoky, Boris – Western European Education, 1990

Describes the Hagen Open University in West Germany that enables men serving long jail sentences to study by correspondence courses. Interviews participating prisoners and those responsible for founding and running the program. (DB)

Descriptors: Access to Education, Continuing Education, Correctional Education, Correspondence Study

Instructional Computing in Correctional Institutions.

Bagley, Carole A.; Klassen, Daniel L. – Educational Technology, 1979

The introduction of computer assisted instruction (CAI) in correctional facilities in Minnesota is described. This experimental program indicated no increase in achievement or attitude attributable to CAI for the participants, but that computers are useful in motivating students, increasing their problem-solving skills, and providing repetitious…

Descriptors: Computer Assisted Instruction, Computers, Correctional Education, Correctional Institutions