Microsoft Copilot Masterclass: Free & Powerful AI Assistant (Udemy.com)
Make the most of the free version of Microsoft Copilot (formerly Bing Chat). Use smart AI models with web access.
Created by: Donald Latumahina
Last updated September 2024
What you will learn
- Get various tasks done with the help of AI
- Get high-quality answers to your questions
- Generate content in both text and image formats.
- Make smart plans for different aspects of your life
How it compares
Against the other 459 rated Udemy courses in Office Productivity on CourseDuck:
- Rating4.1 out of 5higher than 3% of them
- Reviews199#335 of 460 by number of reviews
- Length4.2 hourslonger than 50% of them
- Last updatedSeptember 2024earlier than 62% of them
Course Description
Do you want to boost your productivity and creativity? Microsoft Copilot (formerly Bing Chat) is the AI assistant you need.
With Microsoft Copilot, you can access powerful AI models for free. You can get answers to complex queries, generate images, and more. Additionally, Copilot can search the web to provide up-to-date answers with cited sources.
You can get a lot of things done even with the free version of Copilot. Among other things, you will learn how to use Copilot to:
Generate and modify images, including images with text
Analyze an image and answer questions about that image
Get answers to complex questions
Write, rewrite, and reply to emails
Get subject suggestions for your emails
Write social media captions
Summarize content
Dig into a document
Write short essays
Rewrite and translate text
Get blog post ideas and outlines
Expand a post outline into a full post
Get title and hook suggestions
Get book recommendations and summaries
Plan a trip
Plan a purchase
Make a workout plan
Make quizzes
Generate web page summaries
Generate YouTube video summaries
Use plugins for additional capabilities
By the end of this course, you will be able to use Microsoft Copilot with confidence to accomplish more in less time.
Instructor Details
- 4.1 Rating
199 Reviews
Donald Latumahina
I’ve been writing about personal productivity since 2006. I’m passionate about optimizing lives. That passion comes from my background in computer science, where we always try to optimize the computers.
My mission is to help people reach their full potential and live fulfilling lives. To that end, I’m constantly learning and experimenting with new things. I’m happy and privileged to share what I’ve learned with you.
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Reviews
By Bryce Thorpe on 5/12/2026
It was not that bad some good sections but overall not bad to learn how to use AI
By Lianne Trevarthen on 10/17/2024
The section on using CoPilot for fun generations wasn’t very good. The examples were poor, the prompts were poorly worded. The results generated were poor as a result. There didn’t appear to be any real use case put forward for using CoPilot for generating jokes. My suggestion would have been to concentrate on puns, not jokes, and perhaps say that puns can be used to help with social media memes or to make T-shirt slogans or to put on greeting cards. However, a potential use-case for jokes is in speeches. But none of the jokes generated were suitable at all for that, so were poor examples of the capability of the software. The section on generating poems also did not provide good examples. CoPilot does better with better guidance, such as number of stanzas, whether the first and third line should rhyme, length of lines, how poetical or prosaic etc. It is sometimes better to first research what makes a good poem, and use that to guide CoPilot to create better poems. What were the use cases for writing stories? Perhaps suggest composing stories for your children's bedtime, or for captioning picture books. I don't think someone would generate a short story just for their own reading consumption. The course is somewhat outdated as it refers to Bing instead of CoPilot and all the images when I did the lessons showed the Bing interface. I did not think the course was a Masterclass. Most of the information was something people would learn on their own just by using CoPilot. I think some of this is being updated to be more current, so that is good.
By Auksasful . on 4/6/2024
Some things I already knew, some things like song creation and video analysis were new to me. It could include the new attachment feature as well in the videos.
By Kylie Grenier on 2/28/2024
The course is packed with details and examples of how to use Copilot for free. I appreciated the screen sharing and the summary of prompt use at the end of each section. I paired Donald's talk track with the course transcription for better understanding.
By susan-de Ruiter on 2/20/2024
It was very clear, and I like the examples. Sometimes the video's were too extensive
By Anonymized User on 2/19/2024
Appreciate the perspective and approach so far. I am learning a lot.
By Colleen Rush on 2/16/2024
Spending more time than needed on the basics - that could be covered in one unit and less time.
By Anonymized User on 1/9/2024
So far so good, been using Bing Chat for a while and this course is just the right path to learn more on it.
By Rajitha Sanala on 11/8/2023
everything is possible with ChatGPT only thing we have to prompt in correct way.
By Anthony Joel Domingo on 11/8/2023
Excellent course that displays the new power of Bing. The presenter was easy to understand and was very knowledgeable on the topic. He should continue to produce content like this.
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Overall Score : 82 / 100






