This year’s hybrid conference will feature 25+ thought-provoking sessions and a keynote by UW–Madison Chief Information Officer Lois Brooks. May 29 & 30. Hybrid registration closes May 14. Virtual registration will remain open throughout the conference.
A message from Chief Information Officer Lois Brooks: In our continuing “Envision the Future” series, we explore how the evolving relationship between centralized and distributed IT can better serve UW–Madison’s mission.
The April sessionlooked at the Chazen Museum of Art’s journey to transform into a vibrant “third space” for all.
Before you reach for “free” public AI services, take a moment to discover why the university’s enterprise AI tools are the smarter choice for your academic and professional needs.
Use 1Password as your password manager and free yourself from the mental burden of remembering multiple passwords and logins.
Interested in learning how to use course data to better understand how students engage with your online content? Apply today. Deadline: May 22.
Help your IT colleagues get the recognition they deserve! Nominate them by Apr 27.
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.
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.
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.