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California Community Colleges Chancellor's Office Vision Resource Center Menu Home FAQ Calendar Register Login Welcome to the Vision Resource Center Login Now Register for an Account Learn Access thousands of learning resources and view your personal transcript listing completed professional development. Connect Discuss ideas, share resources and learn promising practices from professionals across the state in online communities. Convene Find in-person and online professional development conferences and workshops in the Events Calendar. What Is the Vision Resource Center? The Vision Resource Center is an online learning and communication platform that offers all California community college employees equitable access to professional development opportunities and supports efforts to fulfill the goals outlined in the Vision for Success. The Vision Resource Center offers: Thousands of learning modules, including content specifically created for the California Community Colleges. Systemwide online communities available to 137,000 professionals, making it the largest collaboration space in the system. The only systemwide calendar with the intention to list all professional development events open to California Community College professionals. 113 Integrated Colleges 137 k Registered Professionals 480 k+ PD Sessions in 2022‑23 42 Systemwide Communities 84 Events in 2022‑23 90 % CCC Content Satisfaction Who Is It For? Individuals Access a robust catalog of professional development content and events, from both your college/district and the system. Monitor your progress and automatically submit flex requirements through your personal transcript. Advance your career goals while gaining the expertise to drive student success. Colleges/Districts Integrated colleges/districts have access to all systemwide content and resources, as well as the opportunity to add customized content, communities and events that support their specific needs. Colleges/districts can easily track and report flex requirements and compliance training. College-specific communities can provide an alternative to emails or listservs. California Community Colleges Access to consistent information about systemwide programs and initiatives helps scale successful endeavors across the state. The online communities establish a direct communication channel to 137,000 professionals, including those from partner organizations. The Events Calendar assists in the planning and promotion of systemwide professional development events and can be used to manage event registration. Supporting Success Using the Vision Resource Center to keep track of professional learning and having access to resources such as Communities and Learner Home has greatly improved the effectiveness of Sierra College's employee professional development program. Susan Lucyga Dean, ProfessionalOrganizational Development and Distance Learning, Sierra College In the Vision Resource Center, every professional in the system, no matter their position, has access to information, training, collaboration opportunities – and more – to learn about the transformative work taking place across the system and to contribute to the realization of the Vision for Success. It’s a game-changer. Marty Alvarado Executive Vice Chancellor, Educational Services and Support, Chancellor’s Office I love that the Vision Resource Center allows me to easily connect with professional development leaders within my district and across the state. It is a wonderful platform for discovering and sharing professional development resources. Kenadi Le Program Review Assessment Coordinator, Los Angeles Trade Technical College Check Out the Latest The Vision Resource Center is continuously adding new content to increase and enrich professional development opportunities. Watch for the monthly Vision in Action Professional Development Edition email, which lists all new content, communities and events. Creating a Path to Success for Adult Learners of Color CCC | REACH Collaborative Community The Racial Equity for Adult Credentials in Higher Ed (REACH) Collaborative aims to increase attainment of high-value, non-degree credentials and associate degrees in community colleges by adult learners of color, particularly Black and African American, Latinx and Indigenous learners. This community provides a collaboration space for the 20 participating REACH college teams and other interested professionals. Ensuring Students Stay on the Path to Completion Introduction to Strategic Enrollment Management Strategic enrollment management (SEM) is a holistic approach to addressing enrollment and student success challenges. SEM promotes student success, optimizes enrollment, and ensures the fiscal viability of our colleges. This module is an introduction to SEM fundamentals and strategies. Supporting the Dreamers CCC | Undocumented Student Support Community This community encourages systemwide communication about undocumented student efforts and serves as a hub of information for the professionals who support these students. The community goal is to continue increasing the capacity of community colleges to adopt practices to provide specialized, comprehensive and holistic support services for undocumented students in the California Community Colleges. Answers to Your Questions The following is a list of frequently asked questions. Questions should start with your college/district Vision Resource Center Administrator who manages your instance of the Vision Resource Center. Find yours in our administrator list . More FAQs Where can I go for help with technical problems? How can I add a professional development event to the Events Calendar? How can I start a new community in the Vision Resource Center? I’m a new Vision Resource Center college administrator. Where do I start? California Community Colleges Chancellor's Office Copyright © 2022 by California Community Colleges Chancellor’s Office Contact Us Privacy Statement Accessibility Login Contact Us Privacy Statement Accessibility Login Where can I go for technical problems? All questions should start with your college/district Vision Resource Center Administrator, who manages your instance of the Vision Resource Center and has received training on the platform. Find yours on our administrator page . Employees in the Chancellor’s Office and the Foundation for California Community Colleges can find their administrators on this web page as well. How can I add a professional development event in the Events Calendar? Submit local events to your college/district Vision Resource Center Administrator. Find yours on our administrator page . Submit systemwide events through the Vision Resource Center Support Portal , which may take up to two days. How can I start a new community in the Vision Resource Center? Before starting a new community, consider the following questions: What conversations will take place in this community? Who can benefit from being part of the conversation? Who will be the community moderator? Submit your local community idea to your college/district Vision Resource Center Administrator. Find yours on our administrator page . Submit systemwide community ideas for consideration to Liz Avila, the Vision Resource Center engagement specialist, at lavila@foundationccc.org . I’m a new Vision Resource Center college administrator. Where do I start? Join the College System Admin community and explore the New Administrators” topic folder, which is rich with resources, training, support opportunities and other important information. The community is where you can ask questions of your peers. First log in to the Vision Resource Center , then click this College System Admin Community link...