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IT never sleeps. There’s always news to share. Here’s the latest from our digital campus and beyond.

Microsoft Copilot chat now available in M365 applications

Copilot, Microsoft’s AI tool, is now available in Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook and OneNote. Learn about the new features that come with Copilot’s expansion.

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Learn@UW tools bring engagement & cost savings to students

Learn@UW offers a wide variety of academic technology tools to help instructors and students engage with each other and course work. And most of these tools provide a significant cost savings to students. Learn more.

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Virtual Office Hours with Didier Contis & International Division guests

Fridays, 9:15am via Zoom. Unscripted conversations with our Chief Information Officer. The Oct 10 guests are International Strategy & Partnerships Assistant Dean Maj Fischer and Peace Corps Recruiter Kate McCleary.

Get AI basics with Learn@UW

Learn the benefits of using UW–‍Madison vetted artificial intelligence tools—and how to get started—by attending a hands-on workshop from Learn@UW. Oct 20 & Nov 12, noon via Zoom.

Amazon Web Services (AWS) Research Day 2025

Join the Research Cyberinfrastructure team for Amazon web services (AWS) research day on October 21. Attendees can join virtually or in person.

October is Cybersecurity Awareness Month

Join us all month to learn tips and tricks on how to protect your online privacy and data.

MFA me, ASAP

If you only use single-factor authentication, it’s like hiding your house key under a mat by the front door. And while Duo MFA is required for any @wisc.edu account, we also recommend using multi-factor authentication for your personal accounts, too.

Minimize your cyber risk: Update your software

Technology is an ever-evolving entity—and so is cybercrime. One way to lower your risk of a cyberattack is to keep your devices, software and apps up to date.

Beware the phish

Scammers are getting better at their craft. Learn how to detect and report even the most legitimate-looking phishing attempt.

Learn@UW Newsletter, week of Sep 26

Get the latest on Canvas, Atomic Assessments, Gradescope, Engage and more.

Research Cyberinfrastructure Community of Practice

Join us Thu, Sep 25 at 1pm to learn how the Research Cyberinfrastructure group can help you with ResearchDrive, Research Object Storage (S3), Electronic Lab Notebook, Globus, Data Science Platform, cloud computing and other tools.