Chancellor Jennifer L. Mnookin co-chaired a National Academies of Sciences, Engineering & Medicine committee that recommended federal government action to address privacy, equity and civil liberties concerns in light of facial recognition technology that has outpaced laws and regulations.
A new senior leader in the Division of Information Technology, Assistant Vice Provost Dominic Ledesma will create an office focused on strategic planning, setting goals, measuring outcomes and managing training.
There are volunteer opportunities for all levels of expertise, interests and availability. Conference dates: May 30 & 31.
Did you know UW–Madison has a Doodle license? Log in with your NetID and schedule meetings easily in an ad-free environment. With Doodle, you can poll your meeting participants and find a day and time that works for the majority.
The new feature offers another layer of protection from phishing and malware attacks caused by suspicious links in emails from external senders.
Are you exploring practices that will shape the future of teaching and learning, and improve students’ experiences? Share your work at the 2024 Teaching & Learning Symposium. Proposals due Jan 19.
All of your online activity generates a data trail, from the things you buy online to the steps your smartwatch counts. Learn how you can make informed decisions about sharing your information.
Learn from Jeff Miller and Bryce Richter, university photographers, as they share more about diversity and inclusion considerations in photography. Jan 12, 11am via Zoom.
Research Cyberinfrastructure’s Data Science Platform invites you to attend Posit Day A series of talks showcasing resources and strategies available to UW–Madison researchers with a Data Science Platform account. The talks will be online and open to everyone affiliated with UW–Madison. These talks are free to attend. Register here | Zoom link Wednesday, January 17th, 2025. From …
Finding your North Star: Provost Charles Isbell joined the Information & Technology Leadership Conference for an engaging conversation about UW’s future and how higher ed will evolve in the coming decades. Watch captioned recordings from all sessions.