Do you use Jira or Confluence? Get ready for the migration to alternative tools. Next session: Jul 13, 1pm via Zoom.
IT News
How AI is mapping a new future in geospatial science
Jul 7, 9:15am via Zoom. Join us for a virtual discussion about geospatial artificial intelligence (GeoAI) with UW–Madison’s Song Gao, associate professor of geography and director of the Geospatial Data Science Lab.
Introducing Web-Needs Survey website
The Web-Needs Survey website offers insight and information about those who develop websites at UW–Madison and creates a space for conversation and collaboration that will reinforce the web ecosystem across the university.
Help more of the IT community connect with mentoring
Take our simple, 5-question survey to help us make mentoring available and accessible to more of UW–Madison’s IT community.
How to update your name at UW–Madison
Learn how to update your “name in use” so it shows up correctly in university services like Canvas, email and Zoom.
Panel of UW researchers to discuss AI from foundations to applications
Jun 30, 9:15am via Zoom. Professor Kyle Cranmer will lead a panel of UW faculty discussing how researchers are approaching AI. 2nd installment in our “Exploring AI @ UW–Madison” webinar series.
Digital Accessibility Policy goes live Jul 1; join the liaison network
The Center for User Experience is building a network of digital accessibility liaisons who will help their units understand and support the new policy. Learn how you can participate.
Meet the 2023 IT Recognition Award winners
Find out who was recognized for their work to advance information technology at UW–Madison, and congrats to the honorees!
Try ‘speed networking’ with UW Women In IT
Have you wanted to network but feel uneasy about it? Here’s an opportunity to give it a try in a supportive, low-stress environment. Jun 22, 5pm at Memorial Union.
How can data support inclusive teaching?
4 microgrants on learning analytics in support of diversity, equity, inclusion and belonging were awarded for the 2022-23 academic year—and the impact and ripple effects continue to grow.