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IT News
Lois Brooks nominated for Higher Education IT Executive of the Year
Voting is open now through Oct 27 in the 2023 EdScoop 50 Awards, where UW‘s Lois Brooks has been nominated for the Higher Education IT Executive of the Year award.
Discover the present and future of open-source AI
Sep 29, 9:15am via Zoom. Join us for a discussion about the state of research into large language models with Sebastian Raschka, lead AI educator at Lightning AI.
Microgrants awarded in support of diversity, equity, inclusion & belonging
Data Empowered Educational Practices (DEEP) microgrant recipients are a diverse group of instructional faculty and administrators, each using teaching and learning data to support student success.
Submit a proposal for the 10th annual Information & Technology Leadership Conference
Proposals due Oct 8. To celebrate 10 years of fostering campus leaders, this year’s I&TLC on Dec 5 will connect the past, present and future of information and technology leadership at UW–Madison.
Learn about the storytelling process through video & podcasts
Bonnie Willison from the Wisconsin Sea Grant shared insight into the creative storytelling process for developing news articles, podcasts, social posts, videos, and other content.
Campus wireless network remains stable
We believe the recent issues have been resolved. If you have problems connecting to Wi-Fi, please contact the DoIT Help Desk. Always check go.wisc.edu/outages for the latest updates on any outage.
Meet the new Microsoft Teams client
The new desktop client has been reimagined from the ground up, providing a faster, simpler, more flexible experience. Try it out and explore the latest features and enhancements. Available now for Windows and Mac users.
3 things you can do to start building a more accessible digital campus
Our goal at UW–Madison is to ensure that all people, regardless of their ability, can use all of our public websites, applications, digital documents and experiences. Learn about the new policy—and what you can do to help.
Engage eText: What students need to know
If your fall semester courses offer digital textbooks via Engage, here’s what you need to know—including how much money students have saved on print textbooks. (Hint: It’s more than enough to satisfy a sweet tooth…)