Copilot Studio First Look
29mGeneral2024-01-05
Authors
Nick Brazzi
LinkedIn Learning Staff Author
Course details
Learn to build and deploy your own Copilot-powered chat assistant in Microsoft’s new Copilot Studio. Join LinkedIn Learning Instructor Nick Brazzi as he uses no coding to build a Copilot. You’ll see how to publish your Copilot so your customers and teammates can use it from a website, inside of Microsoft Teams, or on a third-party platform like Slack or Facebook. Nick also offers a quick introduction to some of Copilot Studio’s more advanced features.
Learning objectives
Build a Copilot chat assistant
Provide data sources Copilot can draw on for generative AI conversation
Create pre-made topics to enable Copilot to answer the most frequently asked questions
Publish a Copilot on a web page or as an app in Microsoft Teams
Get a glimpse at advanced features that require Administrator experience and coding knowledge
Learning objectives
Build a Copilot chat assistant
Provide data sources Copilot can draw on for generative AI conversation
Create pre-made topics to enable Copilot to answer the most frequently asked questions
Publish a Copilot on a web page or as an app in Microsoft Teams
Get a glimpse at advanced features that require Administrator experience and coding knowledge
Skills covered
Microsoft Copilot StudioGenerative AIArtificial Intelligence for BusinessArtificial Intelligence (AI)Business Analysis and StrategyMicrosoftOne-Off
Concepts
Introduction
- Making your own AI chat assistant
- Understanding the features covered
- Accessing Copilot Studio on the web
Using Copilot Studio
- Making a basic Copilot with a fallback website
- Adding conversation topics to a Copilot
- Using documents or websites as data sources
- Understanding generative AI answers in Topic Nodes
- Publishing a Copilot to a website and other platforms
- Publishing a Copilot as a Teams app