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Clearing your cache and cookies from time to time is good “tech hygiene.” It can also help you troubleshoot when your device is running slowly or you’re having trouble with an app.
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Clearing your cache and cookies from time to time is good “tech hygiene.” It can also help you troubleshoot when your device is running slowly or you’re having trouble with an app.
Fridays, 9:15 a.m. via Zoom. Unscripted conversations with UW–Madison’s Chief Information Officer.
Explore upcoming events, key dates and deadlines. From panels and Communities of Practice to conferences and leadership development, there’s something for everyone.
In a (paper) jam and need to print that study guide or poster? With wireless printing now available at most InfoLabs, printing your work has never been easier.
Featured offerings include a Wisconsin Public Radio program on AI’s impact on society and a session exploring how artists push tech boundaries before guiding you to create your own augmented reality project.
Are you experiencing issues with your network connection? Not able to log into a system? Need general tech support? The Help Desk is here for you.
Paul brings an exceptional combination of executive finance experience, deep institutional knowledge and a proven track record of data-driven decision-making to this role. His first day will be Nov. 16.
October is Cybersecurity Awareness Month. To celebrate, LinkedIn Learning has created a new resource that helps you build practical cybersecurity skills.
Topics include assessing and improving workforce capacity, leading in cybersecurity, using Gemini Notebook to support teaching and operations, and leveraging network security tools to modernize your overall security posture.
UW–Madison will retire its data classification policy (UW-504) on Jan. 1, 2027. The Data Classification Initiative is preparing the university for that transition. Catch up on recent progress and see what's next.