Inside CDCR Video, Rehabilitation

Learn more about DRP’s e‑learning program

E-learning is one of the many methods the Division of Rehabilitative Programs offers incarcerated people to help them achieve education goals.

This educational video explains the benefits of e-learning:

Video submitted by Ray Burgess, staff services analyst
Division of Rehabilitative Programs, DRP Media Creative Services


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