From MyChart usability testing to “accessibility empathy stations,” learn how an interactive day at Morgridge Hall showcased the global movement for human-centered design.
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Learn how to safeguard data during Data Privacy Week
You can‘t always control how information is gathered or shared, but you can control how you treat and protect information — at work and at home.
For students: Mark your calendars for Love Data Week
Love Data Week is a celebration held yearly during the week of Valentine’s Day. Learn how to make well-designed visualizations, protect your personal data, archive public datasets, and more.
For faculty & staff: Mark your calendars for Love Data Week
Love Data Week is a celebration held yearly during the week of Valentine’s Day. Join online and hybrid events to learn best practices for creating accessible charts, archiving public datasets, using protected institutional data responsibly, and more.
Getting started with class email groups
Class groups make it easy for an instructor or teaching assistant to contact students using a single email address. Learn how to create a group, how to add and remove students, and how to add teaching assistants.
Learn@UW Newsletter, week of Jan 16
What’s happening? Honorlock – Update, January 22 On Thursday, January 22, from 7:00 a.m. (CST) until approximately 8:00 a.m., Honorlock will release a new update. This update includes the following enhancements. Cleaner results New flags …
Box Sync to reach end of life Dec 1
Users should switch to Box Drive, which offers a faster, smarter and more secure way to access your cloud content — directly from your desktop.
Elevate your instruction this spring with Learn@UW
Learn@UW is faculty and staff’s go-to hub for teaching tools, learning opportunities, and resources that help foster and support instruction. Get the latest updates as we start the new semester.
Introducing Zoom Hub
This new feature in Zoom Workspace gives you quick and easy access to meeting summaries, recordings, whiteboards and more — allowing for easier organization and collaboration.
Stay connected with cybersecurity colleagues through MIST
Are you a member of the university’s distributed IT community? Monthly meetings of the Madison Information Security Team (MIST) are a great way to hear from security experts across campus and network with colleagues.