On May 16, a new “Report Suspicious” button was added to Microsoft Outlook accounts. Use this button to report spam and other suspicious email. Don’t use Outlook? Learn how to report suspicious mail.
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New option: Move folders from My Drive to shared drives in Google Workspace
Previously, this option was only available for files. Learn more about requirements to move folders—and how file access may change after the move.
Google Workspace storage quotas start Jun 1
Google is phasing out its free, unlimited storage model—which means changes are coming soon for UW–Madison Google accounts.
Add a recording of your name to your email signature with NameCoach
Record the proper pronunciation of your name using NameCoach, and post it to your online profiles and email signature.
A clear path forward: our IT Strategic Priorities
Get to know our 5 IT Strategic Priorities—our focus over the next few years and the bedrock on which we will build a stronger and more vibrant university for many more years to come.
Solving for the future: Investment, new coalition levels up research computing infrastructure at UW–Madison
Bolstered by a $4.3 million investment from the Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundation, UW–Madison’s research computing hardware is getting a significant upgrade—giving UW researchers the sustained shared infrastructure they need to help them push the bounds of science.
Welcome to a new semester!
Faculty and instructors: As you prepare for a great year ahead, learn about important updates for Learn@UW tools, details on upcoming training, reminders and additional resources to help you plan and execute your curriculum.
Zoom app minimum version update effective Jul 21
All UW–Madison Zoom accounts and individuals attending UW–Madison Zoom hosted meetings will be required to use version 5.10.0 or later. Check your Zoom version to make sure you’re ready!
Video Posted: A Conversation on Gender Allyship
Interested in hearing thought-provoking stories and learning some tips for everyday actions you can take to create a more inclusive, engaging workplace? Watch the recording of the recent UW Women+ In IT event, a fireside chat with Karen Catlin, author of Better Allies.
Engage eText: What Students Need To Know
If your courses offer digital textbooks and other materials via Engage, here’s what you need to know—including how much money students have saved on print textbooks and other advantages. Instructors: Order by Dec 1 for the spring 2022 semester. More here >