What you’ll learn
- Nine modules cover Copilot orientation
- Word project plans, document review, tables, data analysis, hypothesis checks and scenario forecasting
- Meeting agendas, briefs, recaps, action items and presentations
- Overdue-task follow-ups, status updates and KPI tracking
- Project email/cross-team communication
- Excel budgets, reports and visuals
- Advanced prompting, research/fact-checking, and responsible AI/privacy/security.
- The page identifies Microsoft Copilot with Word, Excel and Outlook.
What does the learning look like?
- The modules use short quizzes and assessments to review the project-management examples.
Example to try
Connect a repeated task
- 01Start with
A message, form or new file
- 02Make a first pass
A useful record in the next app
- 03Make it yours
Review the result before saving or sending
Use a fictional example to practise the workflow.
Cost, access and setup
What you’ll need
- Tools named are Microsoft Copilot, Word, Excel and Outlook.
- No formal prior course prerequisite is specified
- Audience is project managers/Scrum Masters/product owners/business analysts and aspiring PMs.
How you’ll learn
- Nine module estimates total about 9h48 (21m, 1h, 1h, 1h, 27m, 1h, 2h, 2h, 1h).
- This is a sum of the module-level estimates
- Self-paced Coursera course.
- The course is based on a Packt publication/course by Anton Voroniuk and is licensed/distributed by Packt.
Certificate
- Shareable Coursera certificate listed
Help along the way
- Nine assignments are listed, chiefly short module assessments in the visible curriculum
Instructor
- Packt is named as the licensing/distribution publisher.
- Course material is based on a course/book by Anton Voroniuk
- Coursera lists Packt - Course Instructors rather than a named instructor profile for this listing.
Course cost
Check the course page for current pricing.