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Curious how to make your Google docs accessible? Try Grackle
Explore Grackle for clear guidance to make your Google docs, presentations and spreadsheets more accessible to all.
Digital marketing trends: Will ChatGPT steal your design job?
Whether you’re a designer, a marketer, or you’re simply interested in how generative AI is transforming the workplace, this UW Design Community talk is for you.
Qualtrics default survey layout changing to improve accessibility
In early January, we’ll change the default to the “simple layout.” It’s designed for improved usability on mobile devices and enhanced accessibility when using assistive technologies.
Why you should consider being an IT mentor in 2025
Become an IT mentor to make a real difference in someone’s career—while strengthening your leadership skills and expanding your network. Apply by Dec 9 to join the 2025 cohort.
UW–Madison blocks 3rd party AI services for enhanced security
This proactive move aims to reduce risks from unapproved AI bots, like otter.ai and meetrecord.com. If you need an artificial intelligence meeting assistant, please consider Zoom’s built-in AI Companion, which is approved for university use.
Transition to 1Password begins Dec 2
Do you use LastPass? A new recommended password manager is coming, with an excellent track record in safeguarding sensitive data. Current LastPass users will be migrated to 1Password starting the 1st week of December.
I&TLC 2024 deep dive: From cybersecurity to student leadership
Check out some of the engaging sessions and learning opportunities that await you at this year’s free hybrid Information & Technology Leadership Conference on Dec 3.
Congrats to this year’s cybersecurity meme contest winners!
Cybersecurity is no laughing matter—but the 2 winning meme contest selections sure are.
Learn@UW Newsletter, week of November 8
The Learn@UW newsletter features short articles with tips and tricks for instructors, faculty, teaching assistants, instructional designers, and others to aid your instructional and classroom experience.