Copilot Chat is where you can ask questions, create content, summarize information, and get help organizing work. Depending on your Microsoft plan and permissions, it may also be able to use work content such as chats, email, and files - that's in a forthcoming post. That makes it a good starting point before jumping into Outlook, Word, Excel, or PowerPoint. 🔁 Practice This Open Copilot Chat and ask it to help organize your workday. 1) Make sure you have WorkIQ selected (refer to screen shot). 2 ) Prompt: "Organize my day." Nothing fancy yet. Simple. Here is a sample of an actual response from the prompt: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1T-5PfK5u_Uzbep_utRJ0ddwCqmv8sbExP5t5nOxxX2Y/edit?usp=sharing The goal is to practice giving Copilot a small, useful assignment. 💬 Sample Prompt 2 Use this as a starting point: I am learning Microsoft Copilot. Help me organize my workday. Ask me three questions about what I need to get done today. Then create a simple priority list with: - Top priorities - Quick wins - Items that can wait - Anything that needs clarification Do not send, delete, move, update, schedule, publish, share, or modify anything without my explicit approval. 🔍 What You Are Looking For You are watching how Copilot responds when you give it a small work assignment. Look for: - Did it ask useful questions? - Did it organize your answers clearly? - Did it separate priorities from lower-value tasks? - Did it flag anything unclear? - Did it respect your safety boundary? The point is not to make Copilot perfect. The point is to learn how it works. 📌 Note: Copilot Chat can be general or work-aware depending on your account, license, and available work context. Microsoft notes that Copilot Chat can be found in Microsoft 365, Teams, Outlook, and Edge, and that capabilities can vary based on setup. (Microsoft Support)