Update your Duo Mobile app by March 31
Older versions of the Duo Mobile app will not work for NetID login anymore after March 31. Update your app to ensure you keep access to essential university systems like email, Canvas, Zoom, timesheets and VPN.
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Older versions of the Duo Mobile app will not work for NetID login anymore after March 31. Update your app to ensure you keep access to essential university systems like email, Canvas, Zoom, timesheets and VPN.
Older versions of the Duo Mobile app will not work for NetID login anymore after March 31. Update your app to ensure you keep access to essential university systems like email, Canvas, Zoom, timesheets and VPN.
UW–Madison information technology employees are invited to join an engaging discussion by a panel of IT colleagues about navigating self-doubt in their professional journeys. March 18, 11am to 1pm via Zoom.
A new report presents insights from hundreds of verbal and written comments shared by university IT professionals during during listening sessions with UW–Madison’s Chief Information Officer last fall.
The Registrar’s new guide helps employees choose the right productivity tools when working with FERPA-protected student data.
Graduating this December? Let’s make sure your name records are ready for the commencement ceremony and your diploma.
DoIT will migrate MyUW to a new platform next summer. Join our employee lunch-&-learns this fall to learn how these changes will affect your department’s tiles and apps.
Join your IT colleagues on Dec 9 for a day focused on developing your leadership skills and connecting with peers from across the university. Registration deadline to attend in person: Nov 25.
Listening sessions give you an opportunity to influence the direction of IT at UW–Madison. Insights gathered will help shape Didier’s priorities for the coming year—and you’ll connect with colleagues from across campus who share your commitment to excellence in technology.
Artificial intelligence tools can help you work smarter: drafting emails, summarizing documents, brainstorming ideas. But choosing the right AI tool matters. Here’s what you need to know to use AI responsibly at UW–Madison.