Search and direct messaging works across all workspaces you can access in the MIT Enterprise Grid.All the workspaces in MIT's org share directory service, search and direct messaging functionality.Īccess MIT's Slack Enterprise Grid at, where you can learn about getting started with MIT's Slack Enterprise Grid. Each workspace has its own administrators who can control access and settings for the workspace. Workspaces are made up of channels where team members can communicate and work together. You only need to login once to access all your MIT Slack Org workspaces. All the workspaces in the MIT Slack Org use the same single sign-on Touchstone Authentication system, search, direct messaging, and directory. Departments, labs, centers, and groups can each have their own dedicated workspaces with customized channels, permissions and access controls. MIT's Slack Enterprise grid, or Organization (Org for short) is comprised of multiple interconnected workspaces across MIT. ( Invite New Members ) MIT's Slack Enterprise Grid Non-MIT members can be invited as a Guest. Affiliates are eligible to participate in workspaces. You also have your own Slackbot that allows you to store notes, set reminders and get answers to your questions about using Slack.Īll MIT faculty, staff and students are eligible to request a workspace. There you can share files and connect slack to Dropbox, Google Drive, Zoom, Github, Webex and many more applications and services. Conversation channels can be visible to the whole workspace or be set up as private channels accessible by invitation only. Members of a workspace in Slack can direct message individuals or create conversation channels for topics, projects and groups. Your workspace is part of Slack at Wharton if you see “This workspace is part of the The Wharton School organization.Slack is a messaging and collaboration tool for teams, groups and individuals. Click on the workspace name in the upper lefthand corner.Log into the workspace via the Slack desktop app or in a browser.If you aren’t sure if you are in a workspace hosted by Wharton, you can check using either the browser or desktop client (this won’t work with the mobile Slack app): Is my workspace part of Slack at Wharton? Please be sure to include the name/URL of the workspace. Click the “Launch in Slack” to access a workspace.Įmail your Wharton Computing representative if you need access to a particular workspace hosted on Slack at Wharton. The workspaces you’re a member of and those you can add yourself to will be listed when you log in. You can log into Slack at Wharton (using your PennKey username and password) here: A shared User Directory across all Slack at Wharton workspacesĪll current fulltime MBA students, and some faculty/staff, have Slack at Wharton accounts.
Slack at Wharton allows people to leverage all of Slack’s great collaboration and communication features securely with:
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