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University Health Services (UHS) is seeing an increase in respiratory illnesses, including COVID-19. To prevent the spread of infectious disease, instructors are encouraged to provide attendance flexibility to students who are ill.

Are you looking to use generative AI for your work? The Microsoft Copilot chatbot is now available and should be your go-to choice. Here’s why.

AI meeting assistant tools are now available for all UW–Madison students, faculty and staff as part of the university’s enterprise Zoom and Webex platforms.

Dr. Dan Pell will serve on EDUCAUSE’s Teaching and Learning Advisory Committee, providing advice on strategic directions, events, publications, and resources.

On July 20, all Canvas courses will begin using a new, redesigned version of the “Discussions” and “Announcements” features. For the past several semesters, using the redesigned versions of Discussions and Announcements in Canvas has been an option but not mandatory. As of July 20, it will become mandatory.

This new deadline (previously, students had to enroll by the 2nd week of the fall semester) will help ensure student NetIDs and email accounts are more secure during the vulnerable period as they learn about campus life and the university’s digital services.

Discover the latest in AI, cloud security, and Agile methodologies at the IT Professionals Conference. Expand your knowledge, network with your IT colleagues, and learn about innovative tools and techniques to enhance your teaching.

This year’s book is “Sitting Pretty: The View from My Ordinary Resilient Disabled Body.” Free review copies are available to instructors who may want to use it in their courses.