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 par...
  2. Video Conferences

    How to use Wharton's video conferencing solution, PennZoom
  3. Useful Mobile Apps at Wharton

    Useful mobile apps for Wharton students
  4. Video Conferences for Instruction

    Zoom course video conferences scheduling Canvas
  5. Getting started with aPlus+ Attendance in Canvas (Students)

    Wharton Attendance app
  6. Two-Step Verification (Google Accounts)

    The following article will outline the process of setting up Two-Step Verification for a Google account. Two-Step Verification is required for all Google@Wharton accounts that do not use PennKey authentication, and is heavily recommended for perso...
  7. ChatGPT Edu

    ChatGPT Edu adds enterprise-level security, enhanced privacy, and data agreements to ChatGPT, the leading provider of generative AI, ensuring that it can be leveraged responsibly with University data. No data entered in the Wharton ChatGPT Edu...
  8. Wharton Attendance, Absence, and Video Requests (For Instructors)

    This app is discontinued beginning Fall 2024. Please see: Getting Started with aPlus+ in Canvas (Instructors) Using aPlus+ in the Classroom (Instructors) Class Recording Permissions (For Faculty) For instructors ...
  9. Using web browsers with Learning Tools

    How to change Safari settings to allow Penn and Wharton learning tools to work inside Canvas
  10. Using Web Browsers with Learning Tools

    Privacy and Learning Tools Learning tools approved at Wharton or Penn for use inside a Canvas site have been reviewed for compliance with the University's privacy guidelines. Each of these tools will never contain advertising and will only track yo...