Copilot, app by app
Most workplaces run on Microsoft 365, which makes Copilot the AI most people will actually touch at work. Everything below is free to learn from — organized per app, favoring playlists that are kept current.
What the licenses actually get you
The consumer Copilot chatbot is free. For personal Office apps, the old Copilot Pro was retired — its successor is Microsoft 365 Premium (~$20/mo, bundles the Office apps + advanced Copilot). At work, Microsoft 365 Copilot is a paid add-on (~$21–30/user/mo) on top of a business plan — if the Copilot button in your Office apps does nothing, that license is why.
Learning shelves
Microsoft 365 Copilot — start here no code 5
What Copilot is, what your license actually includes, and how to prompt it well — before diving into any single app.
Copilot in Excel no code 3
The app where Copilot pays for itself first: formula generation, data analysis, and the new COPILOT function.
Copilot in Word no code 3
Drafting, rewriting, summarizing, and referencing documents.
Copilot in PowerPoint no code 2
Generating decks, rewriting slides, and turning Word documents into presentations.
Copilot in Outlook & Teams no code 3
Email triage and drafting; meeting recaps, action items, and chat summaries.
Copilot Studio — build your own agents intermediate 4
The step beyond using Copilot: building custom agents for your organization. No code, but real configuration — topics, knowledge sources, publishing.