Scammers recently sent a message that appears to be from the DoIT Help Desk, but was actually a forgery. Learn how to protect yourself.
IT News
How To Change Your Net ID Account Recovery Questions
A step-by-step walk-through for changing your NetID account recovery questions.
Feature change to Office 365 Outlook removes automatic Teams meeting link
Did you find automatic Teams links in your Outlook meeting requests? We disabled this default setting to enable individuals to continue to choose their online meeting software preference.
Boosted? Let UHS Know
First you got vaxxed—now Badgers are getting boosted. If you haven’t yet, make an appointment to get your booster at University Health Services (UHS). Already boosted? Let UHS know, to help campus plan and keep your fellow Badgers safe.
Data And Communities: Sharing And Protecting Data
Throughout February, people from across campus and the community will share their work, collaborate and discuss data science interests at the 2022 Data Science Research Bazaar. Check out this year’s lineup.
Instructional Support Opportunities
The Center for Teaching, Learning and Mentoring offers a range of professional development programs, from the basics of teaching at UW–Madison to deep-focus explorations of important course design and teaching topics.
Love To Write? We’re Hiring!
Looking to build your portfolio in a fun, flexible and supportive mentoring environment? DoIT is looking for a talented student writer to help us tell stories about technology for faculty, students and staff.
Join The Cybersecurity Forward Planning Committee
The Cybersecurity Forward Planning Committee is looking for new members! Interested in joining? Let us know by Feb 4.
Miss The Plain Language Session? Watch The Recording
In a Jan 24 Design Community session, participants got to practice their skills with expert advice from UW–Madison Plain Language instructors. Miss the session? Check out the recording for some valuable tips.
5 ways to combat phishing attempts
No one is exempt from phishing attempts. The good news is that you can take steps to help prevent getting hacked.