Microsoft Copilot Course

SKU: 1026
8 Lesson
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30 Hours
This Microsoft Copilot Training course equips you with the practical skills to leverage Copilot across Microsoft 365 apps, understand prompt engineering for business use cases and deploy, manage, and extend Copilot in enterprise environments using Copilot Studio.

Overview

What are the Microsoft Copilot Course Pre-requisites

No strict pre-requisites are required. Basic familiarity with Microsoft 365 applications (Word, Excel, Teams, Outlook) is beneficial. Understanding of business workflows and basic computer usage is sufficient to get started.

Objectives of the Course

  • Understand the architecture and working principles of Microsoft Copilot and Copilot for Microsoft 365
  • Learn to use Copilot effectively across Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Teams, Outlook, and OneNote
  • Master prompt engineering techniques to get optimal results from Copilot
  • Build and customize AI-powered business agents using Microsoft Copilot Studio
  • Understand Copilot governance, security, data privacy, and compliance in enterprise settings
  • Explore Copilot integration with Power Platform, SharePoint, Dynamics 365, and Azure

What Will You Learn?

  • Introduction to Microsoft Copilot
  • Prompt Engineering for Microsoft Copilot
  • Microsoft Copilot in Word
  • Microsoft Copilot in Excel
  • Microsoft Copilot in PowerPoint
  • Microsoft Copilot in Outlook
  • Microsoft Copilot in Microsoft Teams
  • Microsoft Copilot in OneNote
  • Microsoft Copilot in SharePoint and OneDrive
  • Microsoft Copilot Studio

Who Should Do This Course

  • Business Analysts and Project Managers
  • IT Professionals and System Administrators
  • HR, Marketing, Finance, and Operations Professionals
  • Developers and Power Platform users
  • Anyone looking to enhance workplace productivity using AI tools
  • Professionals preparing for Microsoft Certified: Copilot certifications

Tools & Technologies Covered

  • Microsoft 365 (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, Teams, OneNote)
  • Microsoft Copilot Studio
  • Power Automate, Power Apps, Power BI
  • SharePoint Online and OneDrive
  • Microsoft Azure OpenAI Service
  • GitHub Copilot
  • Microsoft Graph and Graph Connectors
  • Microsoft Purview and Compliance Center
  • Dynamics 365 Copilot
  • Microsoft Admin Center

Key Features

Microsoft Copilot Course Syllabus

1. What is Microsoft Copilot? Overview of the product and its AI foundation
2. How Copilot is powered by large language models and Microsoft Graph
3. Difference between Copilot (free), Microsoft 365 Copilot, and Copilot Pro
4. How Copilot accesses your data - understanding grounding and permissions
5. Where Copilot appears: the Copilot pane, in-app experiences, and Copilot Chat
6. Responsible AI: accuracy, privacy, data security, and validating outputs
7. Licensing: what subscription is required and how to check Copilot availability
8. Getting started: navigating the Copilot interface for the first time
1. What is a prompt? The four components: Goal, Context, Source, and Expectations
2. Writing clear, specific, and well-structured prompts for business tasks
3. Prompt techniques: summarize, draft, analyze, compare, rewrite, brainstorm
4. Iterative prompting: how to refine and follow up on Copilot responses
5. Providing examples in prompts to shape output style and format
6. Referencing specific files, emails, and meetings using /file and @mentions
7. Prompt best practices for each Microsoft 365 app
1. Drafting new documents from scratch using a prompt
2. Generating content from an existing file, outline, or meeting notes
3. Summarizing long documents - full and section-specific summaries
4. Rewriting, toning, and shortening existing text
5. Transforming bullet points and notes into polished professional documents
6. Using the Copilot pane to ask questions about document content
7. Turning a document into a table, list, or different format
8. Best practices: when to use Copilot to draft vs. when to write manually
1. Asking natural language questions about your data without writing formulas
2. Generating formulas and explaining what existing formulas do
3. Creating charts and visualizations from data using prompts
4. Sorting, filtering, and highlighting data based on plain English conditions
5. Identifying trends, anomalies, and key insights from datasets
6. Adding calculated columns with natural language descriptions
7. Generating data summaries and executive-ready snapshots
8. Limitations: what Copilot in Excel cannot yet do
1. Generating a full presentation from a text prompt or an existing Word document
2. Adding new slides, sections, and content using natural language
3. Rewriting slide text, adjusting tone, and simplifying complex content
4. Adding speaker notes automatically to every slide
5. Asking questions about existing presentations to get summaries and key points
6. Changing layouts, organizing content, and applying design suggestions
7. Converting long-form documents and reports into slide decks
8. Reviewing and editing AI-generated presentations effectively
1. Drafting new emails from a short prompt or bullet list
2. Generating reply suggestions based on email thread context
3. Coaching: adjusting email tone, length, and formality using Copilot suggestions
4. Summarizing long email threads to get up to speed quickly
5. Identifying key discussion points, decisions made, and action items from threads
6. Using Copilot to prepare for meetings by summarizing related emails and documents
7. Scheduling assistance: finding meeting times and drafting invitations
8. Managing inbox overload with AI-powered prioritization insights
1. Copilot in Teams meetings: real-time support during live meetings
2. Asking Copilot questions about what has been discussed so far in a meeting
3. Getting real-time summaries of the discussion during a live session
4. Post-meeting summaries: key discussion points, decisions, and action items
5. Recap for latecomers: catching up on missed parts of a meeting
6. Copilot in Teams Chat: summarizing long chat conversations
7. Asking Copilot about specific topics discussed in a chat thread
8. Using Copilot to draft replies in chat based on conversation context
9. Copilot Chat: finding documents, emails, and meeting notes using natural language
10. Cross-app summaries: "What did my team work on this week?"
11. Best practices: enabling transcription and managing meeting Copilot settings
1. Copilot in OneNote: generating notes, summaries, and to-do lists from existing content
2. Turning messy notes into structured, actionable documents
3. Asking questions about your notebook content
4. Rewriting and expanding notes for different audiences
5. Copilot in SharePoint: summarizing pages and documents
6. Searching for content across sites using natural language queries
7. Understanding how SharePoint permissions influence what Copilot can access
8. Copilot in OneDrive: finding, summarizing, and comparing files
9. File comparison: asking Copilot to identify differences between two documents
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Microsoft Copilot Certification Exam

Latest Official Certification Name: Microsoft 365 Certified: Copilot and Agent Administration Fundamentals

Exam Details:

  • Exam code: AB‑900 (beta)
  • Number of questions: Approximately 40 - 60 questions
  • Question types: Multiple‑choice (single select), Multiple‑select (choose all correct answers), Scenario‑based questions
  • Duration: 45 minutes
  • Passing score: 700 out of 1000
  • Delivery: Online proctored exam
Microsoft Copilot Certification Exam

Microsoft Copilot Certification Training FAQ's

One can train and improve the accuracy and performance of this tool through suggestions and feedback. Rating the system is one way of training it.

There are two versions to this tool. One is free and the other is a paid version named Copilot Pro. The free one is available on mobile and web apps only with basic assistance.

It can do a lot of tasks like writing, searching for answers, summarizing, collaborating, coding and brainstorming.

It is not available on all MS 365 plans but can be availed with a qualifying subscription. It is like an add-on feature.

Both of these have their own benefits and capabilities. People who work more with different MS products will get more benefit by using Copilot. Others can go for ChatGPT since it is less complicated.

It can generate images in Microsoft Edge, Word and PowerPoint.

Students can use it for free for building their skills, solving problems and getting personalized feedback.

There is no official Microsoft Copilot online certification particularly for this tool as of now.

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