Participants explore what makes Microsoft 365 Copilot different from standalone AI tools and how it can work with organisational information, subject to individual access and permissions.
Through practical examples and demonstrations, the session explores how Copilot can support everyday tasks such as preparing for meetings, working with information, summarising content and drafting communications. Participants also consider the importance of reviewing AI-generated outputs and applying professional judgement when using Copilot.
This is the third session in module two. The curriculum is structured into three modules designed for teaching and learning staff:
Module one: understanding AI in tertiary education for teaching and learning
Module two: essential AI skills for teaching and learning
Module three: ethical and responsible use of AI for teaching and learning
Who should attend
This session is aimed at staff who have access to Microsoft 365 Copilot and want to explore how it can support everyday tasks and practice.
The session is suitable for a wide audience from these sectors:
- Further education
- Higher education
- Independent education
- Multi-academy trusts
What we cover
- What Microsoft 365 Copilot is and how it works with organisational information and permissions
- Using Copilot to support everyday workplace tasks
- Practical examples of Copilot capabilities
- Reviewing outputs and applying professional judgement
What to expect
- Practical demonstrations of Microsoft 365 Copilot capabilities
- Examples of how Copilot can support everyday workplace tasks
- An introduction to how organisational information and permissions influence how Copilot works
- Consider the importance of reviewing outputs and applying professional judgement
Pricing and eligibility
- Jisc members: inclusive to membership
- Non member, not-for-profit: £52 + VAT
This webinar is free to anyone from a Jisc member organisation (UK further education colleges, specialist colleges or higher education institutions). You will therefore need to register with your institution's email address.
Non member, not-for-profit organisations, for example multi academy trusts, schools and Independent HE, must register and pay to attend this session.
For more information email training@jisc.ac.uk.
Find out more
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