Updated Articles

  1. Planning a Virtual Event

    Virtual Events are a way to conduct larger gatherings with more control than a standard virtual meeting can provide. Events can be added to your account by a Wharton Computing administrator.   We recommend limiting your events to 1,000 p...
  2. Marketspace: How to Access

    MarketSpace is a simulation used in some sections of MKTG 6120. If you are a student using this simulation in class, you can use this page for steps on how to access the simulation. Before You Start   You will need  the following before you ca...
  3. ISC Datacenter Maintenance - 2/1

    Starting on Saturday , January 31st at 10:00 PM through   Sunday, February 1st at  12:00 PM , many   Wharton and University services   will be   unavailable   due to scheduled data center maintenance being done by ISC, Penn's...
  4. Group Study Room Policies

    The Wharton One School Group , comprising students and administrators from the Graduate and Undergraduate Divisions, Wharton Computing, and Wharton’s Operations group, established the policies for using Group Study Rooms (GSRs) in Huntsman Hall. ...
  5. Creating Accessible Course Materials (Faculty)

    Making a document "Accessible" means making sure that anyone can use it, regardless of an individual's need for accommodation. (Accommodations relating to documents generally support visual or auditory disabilities.) Accessibility is a shared, ong...
  6. Caring For Your Laptop

    How to take care of your laptop.
  7. Wharton Gmail 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...
  8. Poll Everywhere on the Web: Best Practices

    Presenting a Poll Everywhere activity on the web, using Present mode, is a good substitute for using the Poll Everywhere PowerPoint plugin when presenting in Wharton Classrooms, or other locations where the extension has not been installed. Howeve...
  9. Gradescope

    Gradescope is a tool that instructors can use to assist in grading coursework quickly and efficiently. Instructors or students upload PDFs of the completed assignment directly into Gradescope, and the instructor can apply a custom rubric that allo...
  10. think-cell Software

    think-cell is a presentation software that integrates with PowerPoint and Excel seamlessly to help you visualize complex data using charts. The software is available for free to Wharton students, staff and faculty members, using any of Wharton’s p...