Sessions 1 thru 3 - Now Available On-Demand

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Sessions 1 thru 3 - Now Available On-Demand 〰️

Microsoft Copilot:
From Foundation to Practical Use

Summer Webinar Series

Microsoft Copilot is quickly becoming the most practical and accessible entry point for generative AI inside business environments.
But using it well, and safely, requires more than turning it on.

This five‑session online series is designed for business leaders and teams who want to move beyond AI fundamentals and begin using Microsoft Copilot in a way that is practical, intentional, and responsible.

Building on the concepts introduced in the AI Foundation Workshop, this series focuses on:

  • What Copilot is (and isn’t)

  • Why it provides a safer sandbox for getting started with AI

  • How guardrails, security, and judgment enable productive use

  • How teams can begin using Copilot in real‑world workflows

  • How to expand use over time without creating unintended risk

The series starts with shared context and responsibility, then progressively moves into more applied, end‑user‑focused conversations about how Copilot fits into everyday work. Sessions are discussion‑driven and designed to help participants understand where Copilot adds value, where human judgment still matters, and how to avoid common missteps.

This is not a technical deep dive or a feature‑by‑feature demo series. It’s a practical conversation about using Copilot well, on purpose, and with the right foundations in place.

Series Format

  • Five online sessions

  • Held every three weeks on Thursdays

  • Delivered as Microsoft Teams webinars

  • Each session can be attended individually, though the series is designed to build progressively

Sessions & Resources

Each session includes an on-demand recording, downloadable resources, practical guides, and tools you can use to apply what you're learning in your own environment.

Sessions 1–3 are available on-demand.
Sessions 4 and 5 are open for registration.

Who This Series Is For

  • Business owners and executives

  • Operations, finance, and administrative leaders

  • IT and technology decision‑makers

  • Teams looking to move from AI curiosity to responsible use

  • No deep technical background is required