Prompts are how you ask Microsoft 365 Copilot to do something for you — like creating, summarizing, editing, or transforming. Think about prompting like having a conversation, using plain but clear language and providing context like you would with an assistant.

This Microsoft Education tutorial video covers the 1 page PDF EDU Quick Guides for new apps and features. Great for back-to-school and educators and schools training on all the new features and apps in Microsoft 365. Covers everything from AI to Microsoft Teams for Education, OneNote, Loop, Minecraft EDU, Inclusive and Accessibility and lots more.

Need multiple-choice questions? Open our Multiple-Choice Assessment Generator and follow three easy steps.

Explore two of the computing languages used for AI programming, R and Python. Learn about Minecraft and The Hour of Code. This module is part of the AI Foundations: Imagine Cup Juniors learning path.

This guide shares strategies and tactics for getting better results from large language models (sometimes referred to as GPT models) like GPT-4o. The methods described here can sometimes be deployed in combination for greater effect. We encourage experimentation to find the methods that work best for you.

Copilot is available at copilot.microsoft.com and is built into the Microsoft Edge sidebar where you can ask complex questions, find comprehensive answers, get summarized information, find inspiration to build upon while remaining in the same tab. Copilot integrates with Bing’s search engine and provides a paragraph summary in response to your queries. You can continue asking follow-up questions to refine the result.

Gemini is your AI-powered assistant for education. Research and brainstorm new ideas for professional development, lesson plans, IT security policies, and more by chatting with Gemini at gemini.google.com. Here, a college researcher asks Gemini to help draft an outline for a presentation she’s giving her students about the grant writing process.

Meet Your Education Chatbot: Raina. Raina can help you explore any educational topic you can think up!

Gemini is your AI-powered assistant for education. Research and brainstorm new ideas for professional development, lesson plans, IT security policies, and more by chatting with Gemini at gemini.google.com. Here, an IT admin uses Gemini to get ideas for security settings to implement in Google Workspace Education Plus.

Want to build a customized rubric for your next writing assignment? Open our Rubric Generator and follow four easy steps.

In this UEN Teacher Tip, Matt Winters will show you how to explore large language models and generative AI tools in your classroom using tools you may already have. Learn how to use these powerful tools to create engaging and interactive learning experiences for your students.