Overview

Microsoft Copilot in Word allows direct access to powerful generative AI tools within Word. This course focuses on exposing how to use Copilot in Word in the context of activities and workflows that can be radically affected with proper Copilot use. Within the course we will focus on the two main interfaces for Copilot in Word: Inline Copilot and the Copilot Pane. Each have distinct uses and behaviors. If you have yet to use Copilot, or have yet to settle in to how to use Copilot, this course is appropriate. It is specifically made to show the ropes of Copilot, and much of what you would learn in this course can apply to other Microsoft Copilot-enabled applications.

Modules

1. Using the Copilot in Word Interface

1.1 Introduction to Copilot in Word6 min

1.2 Basic Content Drafting with Copilot9 min

1.3 Using Inline Copilot to Affect Existing Paragraphs6 min

1.4 Getting Writing Suggestions for Inline Copilot3 min

1.5 Using Inline Copilot to Visualize as a Table5 min

1.6 Authoring a Children’s Story from Breadcrumbs4 min

1.7 Using the Copilot Pane as a Subject Matter Expert4 min

1.8 Using the Copilot Pane in Copilot in Word3 min

1.9 Using Copilot in Word to Create an Audio Podcast3 min

1.10 Using the Summary Feature of Copilot in Word2 min

2. Using References in Copilot in Word

2.1 Introduction to Referencing in Copilot in Word6 min

2.2 Using a Reference to Build a Blog5 min

2.3 Using a Reference to Author and Answer Key9 min

2.4 How to Reference in The Copilot Pane5 min

2.5 Using References in the Copilot Pane4 min

Microsoft 365 Copilot: Word

Overview

Modules

1. Using the Copilot in Word Interface

2. Using References in Copilot in Word

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