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The 3C Digital Media Network is a communication platform that produces high-quality content that informs, educates, and inspires. This network supports a community of learners who wish to expand their knowledge and interests in a variety of ways. In response, 3C Digital Media Network produces podcasts, blogs, training courses, webinars, and more.

With 3C Digital Media Network, you can:
Discover eLearning content quickly from our home page.
Access your content anytime and anywhere through your mobile device for up to a year after purchase.
Track your activity within your personal profile in 3C Digital Media Network.
Print your certificate of completion at any time to submit for certification of maintenance hours (CMH) for verification of your continuing education hours.

At this time, we are not an ASHA-, AAA-, AOTA-, or LSLS Certification approved CE provider. We do not submit to any CE registry. 3C Digital Media Network courses strives to meet professional organizations and state licensing standards of professional development by providing high quality, evidence based eLearning content. After completing eligible Learning @ 3C courses, you can earn a Course Completion Certificate which can be used towards most state and national certificate and licensure maintenance.

As a start-up company, we are not in a position to allocate resources needed to apply to become an approved CE provider nor manage the arduous process required by ASHA . In order to provide high quality content at an affordable price, we have made the hard decision to do just that! We are dedicated to you to provide an innovative platform that delivers high quality content to meet your learning style. We believe YOU are worth the time, not the paperwork process relegated by ASHA or any CE provider.

Learning @ 3C courses can be submitted to ASHA as an acceptable professional development activity. For audiologists and speech-language pathologists, we abide by ASHA Guidelines for content creation. After completing the course and passing a brief knowledge assessment, you will earn Certificate Maintenance Hours (CMHs) and be given a certificate documenting your successful completion of the course.

Generally accepted activities by ASHA include content that contribute to your professional development that enhance your skills and knowledge for independent practice. Learning @ 3C certificates include all the required elements by ASHA. You can retrieve your certificates of completion within your account.

Many state licensing boards will accept CMHs by Learning @ 3C depending on your state’s continuing education requirements. Some states require a certain percentage of your CMHs be certified by a recognized professional organization while others will accept the same things that ASHA will accept.

Below are links to specific licensing boards by state. Ultimately, it is your responsibility to manage your continuing education requirements to maintain your licensure and certification. ASHA provides a comprehensive list of state requirements and contact information.

Licensure board requirements for your state/territory are listed below in alphabetical order. When you click on the state, the hyperlink takes you to the link associated with the state in the table below:

Please visit ASHA to learn more about how to submit your completed CMH to maintain your ASHA Certificates of Clinical Competence (CCC). Certificate holders must accumulate 30 CMHs of professional development each 3-year certification maintenance interval. ASHA’s Compliance Form is due on or before December 31 of the year your interval is completed.

The ASHA Compliance Form is an online testament that you have participated in 30 CMHs of professional development during your 3-year certification maintenance interval. You do not need to upload your certificates at this time. If you are notified that your activities will be audited, you will need to submit your certificates and/or Record-Keeping Form at that time.

The ASHA Compliance Form is submitted through Your Account with ASHA. For instructions to submit your Compliance Form, please visit ASHA for more information.

If you're trying to purchase an item and encountering errors with your credit card, here are some of the reasons why this may happen:

Prepaid cards
Your prepaid debit card or credit gift card may have restrictions as forms of payment - some of them can't be used for online or subscription purchases. You may want to contact the issuer of the card to find out.

Note: Debit cards are usually accepted as long as they have the logo of a major credit card provider on them.

Mistyped card information
The transaction could be denied by your bank if any information was entered incorrectly, including the card number, expiration date, security code, or the billing postal code. Postal codes can sometimes create issues if their format isn't matched exactly to your bank's records.

It can help to look at a current bank statement to make sure the billing postal code you're entering matches your bank's records exactly. You might also contact your bank to ask what postal code you should enter for an online transaction with a U.S. company.

Purchase restrictions
Some credit accounts may also have restrictions on certain transactions. Even if your account has sufficient funds, the transaction itself may not be allowed by your bank. You may want to contact them and ask specifically whether purchases or international purchases are restricted for your account.

Transaction Timed-Out
If you placed an item in your cart but did not complete the payment transaction within the session duration, then you might receive a cancelation message or an error message preventing you from using the coupon again when you try to pay for your content.

If you have this issue, follow the instructions on the screen to clear the transaction to start over again. If you have any difficulties, please contact 3C at connect@3cdigitalmedianetwork.com for assistance.

We do not have access to your personal banking information, so we only receive limited details about why a transaction is declining. Your bank will have more information, and it's helpful to ask them the specific questions above.

We also accept PayPal and Venmo payments, which can be linked to your bank account. Please contact PayPal for more information.

That depends... Our content creators are sharing their Intellectual Property with the 3C Digital Media Network community. As such, when you access the learning content, you agree to follow the Terms and Conditions outlined on our website. Unless the 3C Content Creator states that the materials are for distribution, you may not publish or otherwise use any website material in any media or sell, sublicense or commercialize any of the 3C website material.
When sharing free resources provided by 3C Digital Media Network, you may not modify the content or any copyright notices or source indications. You may not post the content directly into another website. Instead, please link directly to 3CDigitalMediaNetwork.com directly as we are continuously updating our content to reflect current information and best practices. Furthermore, you must always credit 3C Digital Media Network, LLC and the Content Creator for any learning resources shared.
To request permission to use 3C Digital Media Network resources, including its content, in a manner other than as permitted under these Terms of Use, please send an email to connect@3CDigitalMediaNetwork.com or complete the contact us form. Although we will try to respond in a timely manner, we are not always able to do so, and you do not have permission to vary your use of 3CDigitalMediaNetwork.com, including its content, unless and until we give you explicit permission to do so.

Sure, as long as you give us credit. Usually, we do not mind if you have a simple link from your website to 3CDigitalMediaNetwork.com. We are updating our resources frequently and want to make sure people are using the most up-to-date information, you must not frame our site or incorporate pieces of it into a different site or product. You are not allowed to link to 3CDigitalMediaNetwork.com if you create or post illegal, obscene, or offensive content, or if the link in any way has a negative impact on our reputation. 3C Digital Media Network, LLC. reserves the right to determine the definition of those categories and reserves to terminate any account with or without notice under these circumstances.

While every effort has been made to ensure that this website works properly on various Internet browsers and on various computer systems, optimum performance may depend on whether you are using the latest version of your Internet browser, computer system, and internet speed and connection. Please make sure you have the latest version of your preferred browser and that your computer system has the latest updates and plug-ins.

If you are still having issues please use our Contact Us form on the Home page or email connect@3cdigitalmedianetwork.com with any problems you are experiencing.

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Most websites you visit will use cookies in order to improve your overall user experience by enabling that website to ‘remember’ you. For example, we use a cookie for our shopping cart to help keep track of the items in your shopping cart as you browse around our site. Without the cookie, your shopping cart would reset to zero every time you clicked a new link on our site. There are different kinds of cookies. The example of the shopping cart was considered to be a session cookie. Another kind of cookie is called a persistent cookies where it is activated each time that you visit the website that created that particular cookie. Cookies, however, cannot be used to identify you personally.
Cookies do lots of different jobs, like letting you navigate between pages efficiently, remembering your preferences, and generally improve your overall user experience. Under normal circumstances, cookies cannot transfer viruses or malware to your computer. Since the data does not change when it travels back and forth, the cookie has no way to affect how your computer runs. Unfortunately, some viruses and malware have learned how to disguise themselves as cookies. In this case, this raises security and privacy concerns since it makes it easier for these third uninvited guest to watch where you are going and what you are doing online.
It is important to learn how to manage your cookies and get rid of the ones you do not like to protect your privacy online.
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