Are you new to working and communicating with data, or do you engage and interact with units that use data for decision making? Register for the online EDUCAUSE Data Literacy Institute to learn to use data confidently.
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Register early to attend the EDUCAUSE Annual Conference
Attend the EDUCAUSE Annual Conference in Denver, Oct 25-28 (price increases after Jul 25!). An online version of the conference takes place Nov 2-3. Registration opens Jun 14.
Confluence upgrade Fri, Jun 3: user access impacted
This message is to inform you about an upgrade to Confluence (wiki.doit.wisc.edu) that will impact some users’ access for a brief period of time.
Update: Google Sites transitioning Dec 2022
This summer, Google will transition Classic Google Sites to their new Google Sites platform. Stakeholders will receive reminders leading up to the transition.
Cybersecurity Announcement: Microsoft “Follina” zero-day in the wild
Microsoft has recently discovered a vulnerability in all supported versions of Windows that could allow an attacker to execute code on affected machines. Although the vulnerability was only recently disclosed, it is currently being seen …
Email phishing alert: subject line “ATTENTION!!!”
Scammers recently sent a phony Office 365 login alert. Learn how to protect yourself!
EDUCAUSE Managers Institute starts Jun 13
Are you a higher ed manager with 3-5 years of experience? This 11-week online institute provides an immersive experience in support of engaging and motivating people, management values and decisions, effective organizational communication and more.
Need a place to meet? Custom hybrid conference rooms might be the answer
Hybrid conference rooms with “out of the box” configurations can be arranged to fit up to 25 people in person, with plug-and-play conferencing hardware that accommodates hybrid meetings with ease.
Email phishing alert: Subject line “IT Desk Message Incident…”
Scammers recently sent a phony email quota message. Learn how to protect yourself.
New website provides accessibility answers
The university’s disability and accessibility resources are now consolidated in a single location. Accessibility@UW–Madison helps faculty, staff and students easily find out how you can do your part to create an inclusive, accessible environment.