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Demystifying AI: Join us April 23

If you’ve ever thought, “I probably need to understand AI better,” we have a session made with you in mind. April 23, 12:30pm to 2pm via Zoom.

Teaching an online or hybrid course next semester?

Get help adopting evidence-based methods from Enhancing Online Education’s summer programs. Topics are instructional materials, course planning, course management, fostering community and cultivating inclusivity.

Learn how to use Microsoft Copilot & Google Gemini

Get AI basics with Learn@UW in these one-hour virtual workshops: March 24, April 16 & April 30.

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Day of the Badger: Help create life-changing opportunities for ITA students

For more than 25 years, the Information Technology Academy has empowered more than 700 first-generation and low-income pre-college students to achieve. On UW–‍Madison’s 7th annual Day of the Badger, invest in our next generation of innovators, leaders and problem-solvers.

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Virtual Office Hours with CIO Didier Contis

Fridays, 9:15am via Zoom. Unscripted conversations with our Chief Information Officer.

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Meet Google Workspace Studio

This free tool enables users to design AI-powered agents that can perform tasks in apps like Google Drive, Docs and Sheets — no coding required.

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Nominate your exceptional colleagues for the 2026 IT Recognition Awards

We work with excellent people who do awesome things. Help your colleagues get the recognition they deserve. Nominate them by May 1.

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Learn@UW Newsletter, week of March 27

What’s happening Canvas – Summer and fall courses coming soon The new Canvas course shells for summer 2026 and fall 2026 will be created soon. Remember to allow …

Scams targeting faculty

The Office of Cybersecurity has identified hundreds of emails attempting to scam faculty. The goal of these emails is for the scammer to build trust with the victim over time for the purpose of financial gain. Learn what these scams look like and what to do if you are the victim of one.