What’s happening? Learn@UW–Madison – Introducing two new teammates Learn@UW–Madison would like to introduce two new application administrators joining our team Monday, April 7. Jess Richards comes from the UW–Madison Office of the Registrar, where she …
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Harness the power of teaching & learning data: Apply today to become more data savvy
Interested in learning how to use course data to better understand how students engage with your online content? Apply today. Deadline: May 22.
Nominate your exceptional colleagues for the 2025 IT Recognition Awards
Help your IT colleagues get the recognition they deserve! Nominate them by Apr 27.
Learn@UW Newsletter, week of March 21
What’s happening? UDOIT – New dashboard Have you checked out UDOIT recently? It features a new Course Accessibility Scorecard dashboard which gives you more insight into barriers affecting the accessibility of your Canvas course. For …
New email sending limits to start in May
Beginning May 12, we will place new default sending limits on UW–Madison Microsoft 365 accounts. Learn more about this change and what to do if you’re impacted. Update: Service accounts will be exempt from sending limits in the initial rollout.
Workshop explores AI in teaching
Join this open conversation about lessons learned, with a focus on the future of using generative artificial intelligence in teaching and learning. Apr 17, noon via Zoom.
A beginner’s guide to programming
Curious about coding but don’t know where to start? This free workshop gives you everything you need to get started. Apr 14, at College Library or via Zoom.
Connect with peers at the IT Support Symposium
Does your role involve supporting IT-related functions—from help desks to audio/visual work? Join your peers at UW–Madison’s inaugural IT Support Symposium to connect and learn from each other. Register by Mar 21.
How to reactivate Duo on a new phone if you drop it in the ocean (or Lake Mendota)
Accidents happen—whether you plan to be near or far this spring break. Find out how to reactivate Duo on a new device. And it’s always a good idea to generate a list of backup codes, just in case.
UW grads: Here’s how to make sure your name is correct on your diploma
Graduating this spring? Congrats! Visit profile.wisc.edu to check how your name will appear on your diploma and the commencement program, and fix any issues you find.