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University Perspectives on Information Management Take the Stage at e-Records 2026

Nov. 3, 2026
Two presentations at e-Records 2026 highlight The University of Texas at Austin's perspectives on the growing connections among technology, records management, and information practices.

Make Your Digital Content Accessible

Oct. 28, 2026
The University of Texas at Austin has required all University digital content and technology to meet federal accessibility standards. Every day, employees across the University create content, publish course materials, share documents, produce media, purchase technology, and manage digital services. If that's part of your role, this policy applies to your work.

September 2026 CIO Updates

Oct. 9, 2026
The CIO updates provide an overview of the accomplishments and ongoing efforts within Enterprise Technology, highlighting key projects, services, and initiatives to communicate their value and impact to University leaders and stakeholders

ET Talk Podcast | Episode 18

Oct. 1, 2026
Welcome to another episode of the ET Talk Podcast. Join in as we listen to our host, Cole Camplese, Vice President of Technology and CIO as he pulls back the curtain on the technology that touches nearly every part of campus life. Each episode will feature honest conversations about what we are building, why we are building it, and how it supports students, faculty, and staff. The goal is simple: transparency, connection, and visibility into the work happening behind the scenes.
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Building Skills with AI

Sept. 28, 2026
McCombs master’s student, Matthew Walker uses AI to clarify challenging concepts, explore new approaches and support his learning without replacing the work of building foundational skills.

OpenAI Champions Build Day Recap

Sept. 23, 2026
More than 50 UT.AI Champions gathered for OpenAI Champions Build Day on September 23 to develop reusable ChatGPT skills based on real workplace needs. Guided by the OpenAI Education and AI Studio teams, participants built, tested, and refined practical AI solutions they could bring back to their units.
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Workday Training Experience, Reimagined

Sept. 23, 2026
The Workday at UT Curriculum has moved to a fully self-paced format in UT Learn, offering nine training courses that support Workday users across campus.
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Teaching with UT Sage

Sept. 18, 2026
Lauren Mitchell, associate professor of instruction in the Department of Chemistry, uses UT Sage to provide students with course-specific guidance, immediate support, and additional practice opportunities in general chemistry. What began as a learning tool for students has also helped her streamline quiz development, review course materials, and save time preparing assessments in Canvas.

August 2026 CIO Updates

Sept. 11, 2026
The CIO updates provide an overview of the accomplishments and ongoing efforts within Enterprise Technology, highlighting key projects, services, and initiatives to communicate their value and impact to University leaders and stakeholders

ET Talk Podcast | Episode 17

Sept. 10, 2026
Welcome to another episode of the ET Talk Podcast. Join in as we listen to our host, Cole Camplese, Vice President of Technology and CIO as he pulls back the curtain on the technology that touches nearly every part of campus life. Each episode will feature honest conversations about what we are building, why we are building it, and how it supports students, faculty, and staff. The goal is simple: transparency, connection, and visibility into the work happening behind the scenes.