Supported by the Chancellor's Office, the Technology Center provides California community colleges with a suite of no-cost software solutions and deployment services geared toward improving student outcomes, increasing college efficiency, and strengthening the CCC as a whole.
The Chief Information Systems Officers Association of the California Community Colleges (CISOA) supports the CCC technology community through advocacy, collaboration and professional development. The annual Technology Summit provides the best opportunity for the Technology Center to meet face-to-face with colleagues from community colleges and districts and to showcase systemwide technology developments.
For more than 25 years, the CCC Technology Center has been dedicated to transformative innovation in support of the students and staff of the California Community Colleges in collaboration with the CCC Chancellor’s Office.
Supported by the Chancellor's Office, the Technology Center provides California community colleges with a suite of no-cost software solutions and deployment services geared toward improving student outcomes, increasing college efficiency, and strengthening the CCC as a whole.
California Community Colleges staff and faculty using systemwide technology applications can find technical support resources and materials through CCCTechnology.info. The site is monitored by Tech Center support technicians and subject matter experts, providing 24/7, on-demand help and self-service support.
We bring systemwide enabling technologies to our colleges.
From connectivity to student services and educational technology.
Gigabit fiber optic network for all of our colleges.
Logging, monitoring, and no-cost tools to protect students and educators.
Training and resources to make tech accessible to users with disabilities.
Upcoming CCC Technology Center workshops and webinars.
The California Community Colleges Technology Center, hosted by Butte College, facilitates and coordinates the work of systemwide technology. Our 25-year history of collaboration with the Chancellor’s Office and community colleges throughout the state has resulted in great strides forward for the system in areas including federated identity, application architecture, networking, and student services.
We operate under the Gartner model of “Run, Grow, Transform” to simplify our portfolio of services and prioritize resources in support of ongoing operations, the next phase of growth, and longer term transformative innovation.
Interest in system-funded network circuit upgrades is high among California community college districts, after presentations at the CENIC and CISOA Technology Conferences detailed the free and auxiliary services available through the CCC membership with CENIC. Learn More
Now college staff can request updates to non-legislated aspects of the application by completing a simple online form. This form outputs all CCCApply enhancement requests into a single document for annual review by the Chancellor’s Office Digital Innovation and Infrastructure team. Learn More
Recently the US Department of Justice updated the Americans With Disabilities Act (ADA) Title II, specifying minimum standards to proactive accessibility. This coupled with the California Community Colleges Vision 2030 puts new light on educational equity.
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