We at Chattahoochee Technical College pride ourselves on our ability to prepare students for employment in a variety of positions within today’s technology-driven workplaces.
Our online programs provide you with online learning opportunities that allow for flexibility in scheduling as well as on-campus support when you need it.
Online programs at Chattahoochee Tech are taught by the same highly qualified and dedicated faculty who teach our campus-based programs.
All courses at Chattahoochee Technical College require students to complete a minimum of one proctored event on a specified campus on a specific day and time.
The instructor must approve alternative proctoring arrangements different from those scheduled for the course.
It is critical that all students taking online courses have active CTC student email accounts before they begin their coursework.
CTC uses Blackboard to deliver all online content. Complete instructions for getting started with Blackboard, including log-in instructions, appear on Blackboard’s log-in page.
Instructors may upload publisher-provided content, such as e-books and access to password-protected Web sites, into their Blackboard courses, and this content usually requires students to have a key or password separate from their Blackboard user names and passwords. Students must get information about this publisher-provided content from their instructors.
CTC ensures the privacy of all students enrolled in distance learning courses or any courses that utilize Blackboard. Distance learning student information is protected from unauthorized access through secure servers and encryption.
For more information on privacy and protection, please see the Privacy Procedure below:
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The Chattahoochee Tech Foundation raised nearly $20,000 at its inaugural “Walk Through Woodstock” 0.4K held Saturday morning, June 12. “We’re thrilled with the success of this event,” said Chattahoochee Tech
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