AI on the Go: Use Microsoft Copilot on Mobile Devices (2024)
28mGeneral2024-05-17
Authors
Nick Brazzi
LinkedIn Learning Staff Author
Course details
Copilot, the AI assistant from Microsoft, can help with questions, chat requests, document analysis, summaries of your communications, and more. In this short workshop, LinkedIn Learning instructor Nick Brazzi shows how to make the most of Copilot from a mobile device. This workshop introduces the Copilot mobile app as well as Copilot features that can be used inside of the separate mobile apps for Word, Outlook, PowerPoint, and Microsoft Teams.
Learning objectives
Get answers and analysis using the Copilot mobile app
Analyze information from your organization using Copilot for work
Get summaries from Microsoft Word documents and PowerPoint presentations
Compose better email messages in Outlook with the help of Copilot
Ask questions about meetings you missed in Microsoft Teams
Learning objectives
Get answers and analysis using the Copilot mobile app
Analyze information from your organization using Copilot for work
Get summaries from Microsoft Word documents and PowerPoint presentations
Compose better email messages in Outlook with the help of Copilot
Ask questions about meetings you missed in Microsoft Teams
Skills covered
Microsoft CopilotAI Productivity ToolsArtificial Intelligence for BusinessBusiness Analysis and StrategyBusiness Software and ToolsMicrosoftOne-Off
Concepts
Introduction
- Use Copilot on the go
- The state of AI on mobile devices
Use the Copilot Mobile App
- Use the stand-alone Copilot mobile app
- Beyond text questions
- Use Copilot Pro or Copilot for Microsoft 365
- Activate Copilot using the action button on an iPhone 15 pro
- Set Copilot as the Google Assistant on Android
Use Copilot in Other Mobile Office Apps
- Use Copilot in Microsoft Word for document summaries
- Copilot in Outlook for quick drafts and summaries
- Get key information from PowerPoint presentations
- Use Copilot in Teams