Training - Distance Learning

The purpose of these programs is to allow a wider population to access valuable ICAC Training and Technical Assistance training, without burden of travel expense. Because the ICAC Training and Technical Assistance program strives to continually be relevant to the audience it serves, we are pleased to offer an educational experience that better suits the needs of today’s technology-oriented world.

Target Audience: This training is open to state, local and federal law enforcement investigators.  State and local agency registrants must be a member of a Regional ICAC Task Force or Affiliate Agency. Federal and International participants will receive consideration on a case-by-case basis.

Registration Process

State and local agency participants must obtain authorization from their Regional ICAC Task Force prior to registering for this class AND be a member of either a Task Force or Affiliate Agency for that Task Force.  Federal and International participants must obtain authorization from the ICAC Training & Technical Assistance Program prior to registering.

Cancellation Policy

Participant cancellation must be made using our On-line Registration system (Drop Class feature). 

Course Offerings

2009 SVICAC Conference Workshops: Hosted by the San Jose Police Department, the 5^th Annual Silicon Valley ICAC Training Conference took place May 13-15, 2009 in San Jose, CA. More than 100 workshops comprised of both computer lab and lecture sessions were offered to attendees. Over 70 talented presenters, who have devoted their careers to protecting children from online exploitation, participated in this 2 ½ day learning experience. Many of the presenters are also active instructors for the ICAC Training and Technical Assistance training programs.  The overarching theme for 2009 built upon the collaborative model outlined in the Attorney General’s Project Safe Childhood initiative. Federal, state and local law enforcement investigators and prosecutors were in attendance. Twelve selected workshops have been videotaped for your review in this distance learning opportunity.

 Basic Skills Computer Course: The Basic Computer Skills Course was developed by the Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force Training and Technical Assistance Program (ICAC), the National White Collar Crime Consortium (NW3C), and SEARCH.  Working together, these programs have identified basic computer and investigative skills that are consistent for their respective areas of focus. The course is used to insure that you are sufficiently prepared to attend the computer investigation classes offered by ICAC, NW3C and Search.  By creating these courses together students will be able to obtain the basic skills needed for training through any of the organizations.  The hope is to reduce training costs and time away from their agencies when sending their investigators to computer training. The Basic Computer Skills course covers computer components, basic keyboard and mouse skills, file structures and file manipulation, the basic Window environment, and how to install programs.   

Please use our on-line registration system to enroll in these classes.

Click on the button below to access the On-Line Registration system.  Through this link you can register for classes, cancel your attendance (drop the class), and update your contact information.

Click on the Class Number(s) for the classes you wish to register for and they will automatically be placed in your registration "shopping cart" for our web-based registration system.

Click here to view Regional ICAC Task Force agency contact info.

All programs are subject to change.

Additional information will be added as program details are finalized.

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