University of Wisconsin–Madison

Category: IT News

What happens to your email & other IT services after graduation?

Graduating? Congrats! Take a moment to review what to do before you lose access to services like email, Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, Zoom, Box and Qualtrics.

Zoom AI Companion can now join your meetings in Teams & Google Meet

When you add Zoom AI Companion to a meeting, it will transcribe, take notes and generate a summary with action items — allowing participants to focus more on the meeting agenda and discussion.

UW Theme 2.0 migration path now available

WiscWeb sites can now begin the migration process to UW Theme 2.0. Learn what’s new in 2.0 and how to migrate.

Learn@UW Newsletter, week of Nov 21

See what’s happening at Learn@UW the last week of November 2025.

LinkedIn Learning now integrated with Workday Learning

You still have access to this great service, but your learning history won’t carry over to your Workday Learning transcript. If you want to keep your learning history, follow these instructions before Dec 1.

Driving brand consistency with Adobe Express

Learn how the Wisconsin School of Business empowers users across the school to create branded materials with confidence. Dec 12, 1pm via Zoom.

UW grads: Make sure your name is correct for winter commencement

Graduating this December? Let’s make sure your name records are ready for the commencement ceremony and your diploma.

The ‘Human Edge’ of AI: Top 10 list explores turbulent times for higher ed

2026 EDUCAUSE Top 10 panelist and UW–‍Madison Chief Information Officer Didier Contis shared his insights to help create this must-read list. Find out what technology leaders will focus on in the year ahead—and join a Dec 3 webinar to dive deeper.

Help Desk hours over Thanksgiving recess

The DoIT Help Desk will have reduced hours, and we’ll be closed on Thanksgiving Day. Please make note of these changes.

Strategies & tools to implement a yearlong outreach campaign

In case you missed the last UW Design Community session: Guests from the La Follette School of Public Affairs discussed their Main Street Agenda project, an effort to promote civil dialogue across Wisconsin. Check out the recording and resources.