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  1. Google@Wharton Overview (Students)

    Google@Wharton – our name for the suite of customized Google-based email and collaboration tools – provides Wharton students with key communication tools. To get the best user experience with your Google account, it is recommended that you instal...
  2. Cloud Storage Options (Faculty, Students, & Staff)

    Cloud storage solutions for Wharton students & staff comparison chart.
  3. Logging into Zoom

    Before You Start   You will need the following before you can complete this task:  Penn Zoom account - In order to activate your Penn Zoom account , you must log in at least once  to https://upenn.zoom.us  with your PennKe...
  4. Lecture Recall for Faculty

    Lecture Recall for Faculty Lecture Recall is a ChatGPT EDU–powered tool for students. It supports review, search, and reflection on course content by providing an AI chat interface tailored specifically to your course materials. Then, when stude...
  5. Grammarly for Education

    Before you start: You must have an active student, faculty, or staff affiliation and a valid PennKey in order to use the University's Grammarly for Education service. Wharton is providing licenses for users who participated in the 2025 Gr...
  6. Microsoft Copilot

    Copilot is the branding that Microsoft uses for all of its AI tools. This suite of generative AI (built upon the foundations of ChatGPT) is spread across all of Microsoft's platforms, which can make things slightly confusing since this means...
  7. Logging into Copilot for the Web

    Instructions on logging into Penn's Microsoft CoPilot
  8. AI Prompt Generation

    This article discusses the limitations and advantages of using a generative AI chatbot, and reviews best practices on interacting with them.  Before You Start   You will need the following before you can complete this tas...
  9. Agentic AI Guidelines

    This document is intended to describe some of the complexity around Agentic AI risk and mitigations within University systems. This document assumes that Agentic AI tools are not prohibited by policy and will need to be restricted.  This do...
  10. AI Coding Assistants at Wharton: Safe Use Guidance

    This article explains how to use AI coding assistants safely at Wharton. These tools work inside a project or workspace and may read files, draft and edit work, inspect repositories, and run commands when permission is granted. Wharton and P...