Welcome
KnowledgeBase (KB) is a web-based platform that makes it easy to create, manage, share, and maintain online documentation. It serves as a centralized repository for the University of Wisconsin–Madison and other higher education institutions to store and organize knowledge, helping users quickly find the information they need.
The KB contains a wide range of searchable content, including technical documentation, instructions, policies, procedures, and other reference materials. It enables content creators and administrators to efficiently develop, categorize, and maintain information while empowering end users to access reliable resources independently.
The KB team provides support, training, guidance, and consultation for administrators and editors. For assistance, contact kb-team@doit.wisc.edu. We also encourage all KnowledgeBase editors and administrators to participate in the KB Advisory Group.
KB User Group Meeting
Did you miss the 2026 KB User Group Meeting? Don't worry—you can still watch the recordings from this year's meeting.
KB Basics - Start Here
Top Documents
- About the KnowledgeBase
- KB User's Guide - Documents Tab - Suggest a Document Link - How to Submit a Suggestion
- KB User's Guide - Documents Tab - Suggest a Document Link - How to Follow-up on Suggestions
- KB User's Guide - Documents Tab - Image Guidelines
- KB User's Guide - Documents Tab - Batch Transfer
- KB User's Guide - Documents Tab - Document Style Guidelines
- KB User's Guide - Users Tab - Adding a User to your Group
- KB User's Guide - Documents Tab - A Guide to using DIV and SPAN
- KB User's Guide - General Info - Live Search Results Screen and Its Features
- KB User's Guide - Explanation of User Types and Access Levels
Documents Recently Updated
- KB User's Guide - Documents Tab - Guide to HTML Editor Buttons (Classic Editor)
- KB User's Guide - Documents Tab - Using the Campus Access Setting to Protect Content
- About the KnowledgeBase
- 2026 KnowledgeBase (KB) User Group Meeting
- KB User's Guide - Advanced HTML - Formatting Nested Lists
