Blue
Blue is a digital course evaluation system. It offers a flexible and user-friendly interface for both instructors and students, while also providing insights into teaching and learning at UW–Madison.
Blue is a digital course evaluation system. It offers a flexible and user-friendly interface for both instructors and students, while also providing insights into teaching and learning at UW–Madison.
The Shared Tools team manages an on-premise GitLab instance (git.doit.wisc.edu) for UW–Madison under a GitLab for Campuses license.
12twenty is a survey administration tool used to administer the First Destination Survey and the Workplace Experience Survey for UW–Madison students. The outcome data analytics (ODA) tool within 12twenty is used to collect and analyze data and deliver custom reports on career-related experiences and post-graduation outcomes.
1Password is a free-to-use, DoIT supported enterprise password manager that allows faculty, staff, and students to securely store, manage, and share credentials used for university purposes.
Grackle Workspace is a suite of extensions to Google Docs, Google Slides, and Google Sheets. When added, each extension automatically checks for accessibility issues and guides users through correcting them.
Microsoft Copilot is a generative artificial intelligence (AI) chatbot that is freely available to all UW–Madison students, faculty and staff.
SharePoint in Microsoft 365 provides the content services for all files in Microsoft 365, including files stored and shared within Teams, Groups, and Outlook. SharePoint manages files (including permissions management), and powers content collaboration across the Microsoft 365 suite of services. SharePoint enables sites, portals, news, pages, lists, and a platform for business apps.
DoIT can provide digital signage solutions using Visix solutions. Digital signage can be used to communicate information to wide audiences using large format displays with customizable content.
Low Code Solutions enables developers and software development teams to build applications of medium to lower complexity.
The DoIT Departmental Support Windows Operating System Deployment (OSD) Service is a flexible, cost-effective solution that UW–Madison departments may use to deploy Windows and commonly installed applications to departmentally owned systems.