Think of your email signature as a digital business card. To help you make a good first impression (and meet accessibility standards), University Marketing shares some tips.
Make Your Work Better By Understanding Your Users
User experience (UX) activities help us learn about our users and how best to design for them. The UW Design Community shares tips for talking to users, implementing other UX activities and avoiding pitfalls.
Digital Publishing & Printing Services Is Moving
DPPS, DoIT’s full-service printing agency serving the whole university, is moving from 30 East Campus Mall to a new state-of-the-art, 26k-square-foot production facility at 2109 S Stoughton Rd.
Running A Qualtrics Survey? Emails May Have Been Marked As Spam
Take these 3 easy steps to ensure you didn’t miss any email notifications during the interruption.
Find your files with new “search chips”
Do you ever find yourself digging around in your Google Drive, because the keyword search doesn’t bring up the right file? Give search chips a try. This new Google Workspace feature makes it easier and quicker to find what you need.
Watch The Recording: IT Projects Update
Missed the Feb 23 update? Watch the video to find out how these projects might impact your area: UW System Survey, CALS Greenhouse, Photo Shelter, Globus, ShopUW+ Phase 2, and Marketing Automation.
UW’s Top 10 Most Viewed KnowledgeBase Articles
Check out the latest hot topics chosen by faculty, staff and students. You just might find the answer to a nagging question (eg, solve the mystery of the disappearing Windows taskbar).
Share Your Ideas With The 2022 UW–Madison IT Professionals Conference
Help shape this year’s conference. The planning committee wants your ideas for session topics, keynote speakers and format. Survey closes Fri, Feb 25!
A New API To Improve Interaction With Person Data
Get an overview of how the “Person API” is being created to meet data integration needs of the university.
Beware Of Scams Involving Job Offers, Fake Checks
Job scams are on the rise, and folks on campus have recently encountered this one: You respond to an email job offer, then your “employer” sends you a (fraudulent) check with instructions to spend the money. Take these steps to protect yourself.