
Information & Technology Leadership Conference 2024 recordings now available
We are pleased to announce that recordings and materials from the 2024 Information & Technology Leadership Conference are now available!
Whether you attended the conference and want to revisit specific sessions or missed the event entirely, you now have access to our collection of recordings and resources. All session recordings are publicly accessible on our conference YouTube channel, allowing everyone to benefit from the valuable insights shared during the event. Check back soon for audio description versions of all recordings.
You can also download accessible versions of many of the slide decks from the conference on our website, itlc.it.wisc.edu.
Conference survey
Thank you to the nearly 300 IT professionals from across the university who joined us in person and online at last week’s conference!
- How did it go for you? Please take a moment to complete our conference survey if you haven’t already done so.
- Conference registrants received a survey invitation in their email on December 4.
- Your input will help us improve future conferences and ensure we continue to meet the needs of UW–Madison’s information and technology community.
Upcoming IT Connects events
Mark your calendars for these valuable learning events for UW–Madison employees in 2025:
- IT Support Symposium – April 16, 2025
- IT Professionals Conference – May 29, 2025
Questions?
For questions or comments about conference recordings and resources, please email us at itlc@wisc.edu.
The Information & Technology Leadership Conference is part of UW–Madison IT Connects, an initiative created by and for UW professionals to offer leadership opportunities, organize events and support professional development and community-building to help each other learn, grow and connect. Learn more and get involved at go.wisc.edu/it-connects.
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