Stanford Web Camp
Stanford WebCamp is an all-virtual, two-day event (March 27-28) — for the community and by the community — to discuss the ins and outs of building websites and research tools.
While the Stanford community shelters in place, University IT is still here to help
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Working Remotely? Here’s a Quick Guide to Slack Best Practices
March 11, 2020
With many teams putting in place temporary plans to ramp up social distancing, Stanford Slack is becoming an even busier place. While there’s no one universal right way to use Slack, leverage these best practices to stay engaged, informed, and productive.
UHR Slack Channel Honors Spirit of Former Co-Worker
March 3, 2020
The University Human Resources (UHR) team has found a unique way to use Slack to continue the cherished practices of a beloved co-worker after her unexpected death.
Engaging Remote and Distributed Colleagues in Slack
February 20, 2020
When it comes to Slack, one thing is true. It doesn’t matter where you’re located physically; everyone “talks” in the same place. This benefits the whole community, but it’s especially important for those of us who are part of Stanford’s ever-growing remote and distributed workforce.
Secure Computing
