@ONE provides educational technology resources to California Community College faculty and staff, providing you with several opportunities to enhance your technology skills.

@ONE Scholars program supports research on using technology to improve student learning in California Community Colleges.

Distance Education Courses that allow you to spend less time on mundane tasks and more on providing exemplary education and support? They have a spectacular line up of free classes for you each semester! Trainings are one-hour lunchtime desktop seminars or multi-week online courses – pick what works best for you. Topics include technology fundamentals, technology-enhanced instruction and multimedia.

Hands-On Technical Institutes - on-site technology workshops

Self-Paced Courses & Streaming Videos on Demand allow you to view materials on your schedule and at your own pace.  These workshops have been especially designed for "Just in Time" learning.  Take control.  You can take just what you need or run through the whole training.

Training Materials Library - These free, downloadable training materials and online tutorials can assist you with teaching technology applications, or help you to brush up on your own skills.  To make it easy for you to use the materials or tailor the material to your specific needs, all materials are formatted in Adobe Acrobat and Microsoft Word - for easy editing and sharing with students and staff.  Registration is required.

Phone (408) 223-6788 for more information or visit the web site: http://www.cccone.org

Provides high quality web conferencing technology and services in support of meetings, collaboration, and e-learnoing environments.

Meet and confer resources to faculty and staff (telephone and Internet or Voice Over Internet ) - includes training, grant collaborations, meetings, or anything else necessary to support the business of education.

Virtual Office Hours - (faculty/student collaboration service telephone and Internet or VOIP and Internet)-facilitates faculty and student collaboration using the telephone and Internet.

Call Confer - conference calls by telephone only

Phone (760) 744-1150 extension 1519 for more information or visit the web site: http://www.cccconfer.org

CVC Virtual Campus Catalog - Through the maintenance of an online distance education program and course catalog, CVC also supports other regionally accredited higher education institutions in California.

CVC Professional Development Center - Available information excerpts from current news stories, essays and opinion pieces, tips for teaching online and “courselets.”

Merlot Project - The mission of the MERLOT Project (Multimedia Education Resource for Learning & Online Teaching) is to improve the effectiveness of teaching and learning by expanding the quantity and quality of peer-reviewed computer-related learning materials that can be easily incorporated into courses.

Phone (530) 895-2943 for more information or visit the web site: http://www.cvc.edu

Provides Faculty satellite television programming including instructional resources and professional development training.

Staff/Administrators resources include training and professional development, in addition to television feeds for local cable access programming.

Students videos, films and news clips air on CCCSAT and provide a valuable statewide resource for distribution of student produced films.

Phone (760) 744-1150 extension 1526 for more information or visit the web site: http://www.cccsat.org

Helps to facilitate and coordinate the work of the CCC system wide technology projects by:
- disbursing funds,
- generating and managing contracts,
- providing listserv and Web site hosting services,
- conducting technical evaluations,
- supporting the security efforts of the CCC system

Technology grants research and support - Grants research and consulting provided to complement the efforts of anyone pursuing technology and technology-related grants for the CCC

Listserv hosting - Listserv is a free, customizable, secure, and spam-free e-mail list or communication channel

Web site hosting - Secure server space is available to host Web sites of CCC system wide and regional organizations.

System wide technology newsletter "TechEDge" - Free CCC technology newsletter that also serves as a promotional vehicle for any/all system wide or regional technology projects or events.

Phone (530) 895-2848 for more information or visit the web site: http://www.cccnext.net

Offers an array of technology tools and resources. Most are free to administrators, faculty, and staff of the California Community Colleges.

CETC brings together all of the CCC systemwide technology projects and their strategic partners into a single group, allowing the individual projects to remain autonomous, while giving the new group a single-project focus.

Strives to maximize the effectiveness and reach of technology in education. The vision includes a commitment to more effectively manage and share resources, reduce duplication of services, and increase funding opportunities.

Focuses on outreach to faculty and staff who may benefit from the services it offers. From this focus, the Technology Ambassador Program has formed.

Phone (760) 744-1150 ext. 1529 for more information or visit the web site: http://www.cccetc.org

Allows students to conveniently apply online to an California community college for admission.

Helps Automate admission and application processes

Enables application customizing with college logos and graphics, as well as supplemental questions and announcements

Allows colleges to establish immediate email dialogues with applicants that are automated, proactive, and tailored to individual students’ needs.

Provides information about every one of the 109 community colleges in California including location, programs offered, enrollment criteria, and student services such as orientation, counseling, child care, financial aid and transfer centers.

Phone (310) 945-0505 for more information or visit the web site: http://www.cccapply.org

The California Community College Clearinghouse is an information system designed to provide users with ready access to an extensive body of education-related data.

The primary focus in recent years has been accumulation of grants and course information.

The grants section of the Clearinghouse website contains both archive and current information about various competitive grants submitted to the Chancellor’s Office from 1998 to 2002. It is designed to assist users by providing guidelines for effective grant writing and provides valuable information of grant outcomes. Additional resources including contact information is available to the user should more detail about a specific grant is required.

The Approved Programs Applications and Courses section of the Clearinghouse website includes programs reviewed and approved by the California Community College, Chancellor's Office from 1996 to the present. It is designed to assist faculty and staff in preparing program applications. To facilitate the exchange of information among those preparing proposed program applications, each application includes contact information about the person who prepared the submission.

Phone (805) 969-9302 for more information or visit the web site: http://www.governet.net/c4

The Foundation for California Community Colleges is a team of dedicated people who work within a unique structure that enables it to bring expertise and resources to benefit, support and enhance the missions of the California Community College System.

Provides financial and in-kind support to the system of California Community Colleges

Reduces the costs of college and district operations, equipment, facilities, etc., including course management software license.

Promotes and supports programs that increase access to and improve the effectiveness of the colleges

Manages the Microsoft Campus Agreement- broad software license agreement.

Phone (916) 325-0855 for more information or visit the web site: http://www.foundationccc.org

Provides the "common" network between California's education, academic, and research communities via next generation advanced wide area communications infrastructure.

Represents the common interests of California's education and research communities in achieving robust, high-capacity, next-generation Internet communication services.

Helps meet the demand demand for advanced data communications services and interconnectivity for California Community Colleges

Phone (714) 220-3400 for more information or visit the web site: http://www.cenic.org