Check out some of the engaging sessions and learning opportunities that await you at this year’s free hybrid Information & Technology Leadership Conference on Dec 3.
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Congrats to this year’s cybersecurity meme contest winners!
Cybersecurity is no laughing matter—but the 2 winning meme contest selections sure are.
Learn@UW Newsletter, week of November 8
The Learn@UW newsletter features short articles with tips and tricks for instructors, faculty, teaching assistants, instructional designers, and others to aid your instructional and classroom experience.
Registration open: Information & Technology Leadership Conference
Registration is open for the 2024 I&TLC. Join your colleagues in person or online for a day focused on developing leadership skills and connecting with peers. Dec 3, 8:30am to 4pm, Discovery Building and on Zoom.
UW–Madison prepares for compliance with new federal rule on digital accessibility
Universities must make digital resources accessible by Apr 24, 2026, under a new Justice Department rule. Learn about the committee tasked with identifying barriers and resources needed for compliance.
Video: Learn about the big changes coming to UW Theme in WordPress
Watch a video presentation about the university’s multi-year plan to update the UW Theme for WordPress to the modern Gutenberg editor.
UW Design Community: Designing action with applied compassion
Explore the differences between empathy and compassion—and why it matters in our work as designers. The session included a guided mindfulness practice.
Microsoft Personal Bookings now available to faculty, staff & students
This new tool integrates with your Outlook calendar to make scheduling and managing appointments a breeze. Try it out and explore the service’s many features, including automated reminders.
Get paid to help make a better digital campus
Student employees: Earn $25 per session to share your perspectives on websites and apps.
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.