May 25, virtual: The free symposium will feature keynote speakers, breakout sessions and networking opportunities for those interested in digital innovation.
IT News
4/7 phishing alert! Subject: “Alert: Possible Exposure to Monkeypox Virus at the University”
In an active phishing campaign to UW email addresses, scammers prompt you to enter your NetID and password on a fake profile page. The scammers then use this information to change your direct deposit information.
Learn with EDUCAUSE in April
Take advantage of UW–Madison’s EDUCAUSE membership for professional development. Topics include mentoring, digital learning tools and more. And check out the annual conference in Chicago this fall.
Panel discussion: salary negotiation strategies & best practices
Watch the recording: Co-hosted by UW–Madison Women in IT, the panel features individual experiences and advice about salary negotiation.
Google Workspace storage quotas start Jun 1
Google is phasing out its free, unlimited storage model—which means changes are coming soon for UW–Madison Google accounts.
Deadline extended for IT Professionals Conference proposals
Have a lesson learned to share? A tool to demo? A case study to review? Submit a proposal for this year’s IT Professionals Conference. Deadline extended to Mar 31.
Design trends and metrics inspire the new face of TechNews
Apr 5, 11am via Zoom. Join the Design Community to hear about and discuss the transition of the TechNews newsletter from the legacy 2-column layout to the new 1-column design.
LastPass update & recommendations
LastPass is a password manager available to faculty, staff and students. Though LastPass experienced a security incident late last year, we believe using it continues to be low risk.
Learn with EDUCAUSE in March
Take advantage of UW–Madison’s EDUCAUSE membership for professional development. March offerings include Learning Labs on introverts and leadership, as well as implementing universal design for learning in higher education.
Tips to avoid tax season fraud
Don’t get scammed by IRS impersonators or make a poor choice on tax preparers. Protect your money and personal information with these tips. And a reminder: Take these steps if you get a suspicious email.