What you’ll learn
- Four short modules: get started with AI chat
- Understand Copilot response behavior/governance
- Use specialized agents
- Integrate Copilot into a workflow
- Outcomes include writing/refining prompts, responsible use, distinguishing Copilot Chat from agents, and workplace research, writing and analysis
What does the learning look like?
- Eight assignments listed.
- Modules include checking licensing/capabilities, prompt iteration, responsible-use decisions and applying agents to common tasks.
- Page emphasizes practical workplace scenarios but no capstone/project rubric is stated.
Example to try
Turn numbers into a useful update
- 01Start with
A sample set of figures
- 02Make a first pass
Patterns + a clear explanation
- 03Make it yours
Check the numbers behind each claim
Use a fictional example to practise the workflow.
Cost, access and setup
Course cost
- Some features require an unspecified business/enterprise subscription.
What you’ll need
- Beginner
- Page says no prior AI experience is required.
- Designed for workplace Microsoft 365 users
- It notes some features may require a business/enterprise subscription.
- Exact feature and license matrix/cost not given.
How you’ll learn
- 1 hour total estimate
- Four module estimates sum to 73 minutes (17m, 19m, 19m, 18m).
- Small estimation difference
- Keep exact source scopes.
- Self-paced Coursera course, updated June 2026 in the listing.
Certificate
- Shareable Coursera course certificate listed
- Not a Microsoft certification or independent professional accreditation.
Help along the way
- Eight assignments
Instructor
- Knowledge Accelerators is named publisher