The California Community Colleges Technology Center is composed of many unique projects. Initiatives facilitated by the Tech Center include:
The California Community Colleges Technology Center is celebrating 25 years of partnership with the Butte-Glenn Community College District and the CCC Chancellor’s Office in bringing systemwide enabling technologies to our colleges.
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.
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.
As of July 1, 2022, any new CCCApply student application data will be delivered via SuperGlue only as the Download Client is phased out. Be sure you’re set-up for real-time delivery of student application data and bidirectional data sharing. Learn More
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