For many attendees at the 2026 IT Support Symposium, the most valuable thing wasn’t the agenda — it was finally meeting the colleagues they’d been talking with online for years.
WiscWeb site managers must migrate to UW Theme 2.0 this year. The migration tool handles most of the work, but you need to review and launch your new site. Here’s what to expect and where to start.
Phishing scams are on the rise. Learn to spot the signs of a phishing attempt and how to report suspicious emails.
Class groups make it easy for an instructor or teaching assistant to contact students using a single email address. Learn how to create a group, how to add and remove students, and how to add teaching assistants.
Canvas has been restored. If you continue to experience issues, clear your cache and cookies in your desktop and mobile browsers, then contact the DoIT Help Desk.
We received reports about a impersonation phish concerning Watchtower, a service by 1Password. The phish pretends that there was an attempted sign-in to your 1Password account and encourages you to click a fake Watchtower link for more information.
Active work is focused on piloting device compliance notifications, moving forward with Elastic Cloud migration and hosting office hours.
At the April UW Design Community session, the design team at the Nelson Institute shared the story behind the redesign of their flagship publication.
Apply to the Insight to Impact (i2i) program and join a community of like-minded educators.
Highlights from Learn@UW for the week of April 24.