Choose from over 30 free workshops offered by Learning & Scholarly Technologies for UW students, faculty, and staff. Topics include using software from Microsoft and Adobe, publishing a Web site, working with digital audio and video, and more. Check out the schedule.
Didn't make it to the Student Tech Fair last month? Want to know what’s on deck for green computing, cloud computing, and mobile computing at the UW? You're in luck. You can listen to the presentations online in streaming audio and view the PowerPoint slides.
Your department can protect its computer, office, audio-visual, and scientific or lab equipment through the UW's Equipment Insurance Program. This low-cost property insurance covers damage from fire, flood, lightning, earthquake, theft, and more. See the list of eligible equipment or to do your annual renewal online.
With an average grade of "A-" or better on the College Sustainability Report Card 2010, the UW was recognized as a leader in green building, climate change and energy, transportation, recycling, and more. Learn how you can be green on the UW Environmental Stewardship & Sustainability Web site.
Did you know you can register your personal electronic equipment such as a laptop or iPod online with UW Police? Recording the brand, serial and model numbers, and other details is vital to recovering your laptop or other electronic equipment if it's stolen. It only takes a few minutes.
President Obama cited 24-hour news coverage, global television and radio networks, and a vast array of online resources as challenging our perceptions of information management. In designating October "National Information Literacy Awareness Month", he called upon educational institutions to help build the necessary navigation and evaluation skills, which requires competency with communication technologies, including computers and mobile devices.
