ADLA Yammer Network: Instructions to Join
As you may have heard in yesterday’s webinar with Archbishop Gomez and Monsignor Bahhuth, and as many of you may already know, the ADLA Yammer Network was created as a space for official Archdiocesan communication and collaboration. The “ADLA Community Groups” network is the Yammer network that is only available to users with an ACES account. Please join today to interact with your Archdiocesan coworkers and gain full access to the information that is being circulated to schools and parishes.
To Join:
Step 1: Go to https://c3.la-archdiocese.org/yammer-network.html
Step 2: Click on the “ADLA Community Groups” link and sign up or log in with your personal ACES email and password (click here to sign up for one if you do not have one yet).
Step 3: Explore the groups and conversations that are already taking place
Step 4: Leave a mark! You may comment on a post, start a new one, join a group or create a new group and invite others to joinThis brief video will guide you through the basics of logging in and getting started on Yammer.
If you have any further questions or need assistance, email us at olala-help@la-archdiocese.org.
We are here to help!
To Join:
Step 1: Go to https://c3.la-archdiocese.org/yammer-network.html
Step 2: Click on the “ADLA Community Groups” link and sign up or log in with your personal ACES email and password (click here to sign up for one if you do not have one yet).
Step 3: Explore the groups and conversations that are already taking place
Step 4: Leave a mark! You may comment on a post, start a new one, join a group or create a new group and invite others to joinThis brief video will guide you through the basics of logging in and getting started on Yammer.
If you have any further questions or need assistance, email us at olala-help@la-archdiocese.org.
We are here to help!
C3 PROJECTS, PROGRAMS AND INITIATIVES
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CATHOLIC COMMUNICATION COLLABORATION (C3)
The Catholic Communication Collaboration (C3) dates back to the early 1960s when the Federal Communication Commission (FCC) authorized operation of one-way, analog line-of-sight technology. This was known as Instructional Television Fixed Service (ITFS) and shortly thereafter, the Archdiocese was granted licenses for the Los Angeles and Santa Barbara areas. In 2003, the FCC approved the use of the spectrum by wireless internet service providers. In 2006, the ADLA entered into an agreement with Clearwire, a cellular provider to lease our Educational Broadcasting Service (EBS) spectrum. The sub-license arrangement included economic and service components to allow the Archdiocese to support creative wireless initiatives for parish and school educational efforts.
The Archdiocese organized a pilot program under the Catholic Communication Collaboration, commonly referred to as C3. The pilot program was overseen by an Archdiocesan working group to serve as a test platform to assess and enhance technology, professional development and content and applications at 25 selected parish, school and administrative sites. The objective was to provide full broadband communications connectivity with CLEAR, or a comparable service, to all locations, to ensure the effective use of the Archdiocese's spectrum licenses and to use the Clearwire resources and other grants and funding to innovate in all areas of education, ministry and administration. CLEAR merged with Sprint in 2013. A critical aspect of all C3 efforts and Archdiocesan decisions include responsible fiscal stewardship, initial and long-term cost efficiencies and sustainability. C3 projects and programs continue to be reviewed, adjusted or adapted through discussion by the Archdiocesan working group as it was in the pilot program in 2010.
The Archdiocese organized a pilot program under the Catholic Communication Collaboration, commonly referred to as C3. The pilot program was overseen by an Archdiocesan working group to serve as a test platform to assess and enhance technology, professional development and content and applications at 25 selected parish, school and administrative sites. The objective was to provide full broadband communications connectivity with CLEAR, or a comparable service, to all locations, to ensure the effective use of the Archdiocese's spectrum licenses and to use the Clearwire resources and other grants and funding to innovate in all areas of education, ministry and administration. CLEAR merged with Sprint in 2013. A critical aspect of all C3 efforts and Archdiocesan decisions include responsible fiscal stewardship, initial and long-term cost efficiencies and sustainability. C3 projects and programs continue to be reviewed, adjusted or adapted through discussion by the Archdiocesan working group as it was in the pilot program in 2010.
