UNIVERSITY of WISCONSIN-MADISON

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Technology

Stay up-to-date on advanced technical and analytics skills. Whether you’re interested in learning more about technology or reskilling for a new career to meet today’s workforce demands, we have a continuing education course for you.

Technology fundamentals

Get the inside scoop on the latest technology trends and software, then practice new skills and tools through hands-on learning. Courses are taught by university faculty, staff and experienced technology professionals. 




Career reskilling

We understand it’s not easy to balance a busy life while pursuing continuing education, so we’re offering new evening classes online ranging from just 4 to 22 weeks. From IT beginners to seasoned pros, we have several opportunities to boost your career. Courses are offered in partnership with Clarusway, an IT training company that specializes in preparing students for IT careers.

Explore all our upcoming tech offerings

  • Teaching Smarter, Not Harder II: Responsible Student AI Use and Curriculum Integration

    • Sep. 10, 2026–Oct. 19, 2026 – – $350
    This advanced course focuses on the ethical use of AI and its incorporation into teaching and learning. Educators will learn how to guide students in responsible AI usage while developing AI-enhanced curricula and assessments. This course incorporates hands-on activities, peer reflection, and practical applications to ensure educators not only learn about AI but actively use it in their teaching practices.

Featured training programs

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Fundamentals of AI

This introductory course demystifies artificial intelligence by explaining what it is and how it works. You’ll gain a fundamental understanding of Large Language Models (LLMs), familiarize yourself with various AI tools and more. Start this self-paced online course anytime.

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Teaching Smarter, Not Harder: AI Tools for Educators

Through hands-on exercises and case studies, educators will learn practical ways to implement AI in their daily teaching tasks.

Learn more about the program →
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Teaching Smarter, Not Harder II: Responsible Student AI Use and Curriculum Integration

This advanced course focuses on the ethical use of AI and its incorporation into teaching and learning. Educators will learn how to guide students in responsible AI usage while developing AI-enhanced curricula and assessments.

Learn more about the program →

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