What you’ll learn
- Five modules: advanced Outlook email management
- Teams collaboration
- Meeting management
- Copilot best practices
- Final project/assessment
- Tasks include drafting and tone-adjusting email, summarizing threads, inbox organization/prioritization, email templates/rules, conversation and transcript analysis, meeting scheduling/agendas and summaries
What does the learning look like?
- Includes hands-on activities, 27 assignments (AI-graded flag shown) and a final project/assessment.
- One walkthrough automates an application response
- Lessons include email templates, audience-specific messages, thread summaries and identifying inbox rules.
Example to try
Connect a repeated task
- 01Start with
A message, form or new file
- 02Make a first pass
A useful record in the next app
- 03Make it yours
Review the result before saving or sending
Use a fictional example to practise the workflow.
Cost, access and setup
What you’ll need
- Page says no prior Copilot experience is needed but requires Microsoft 365 with Copilot enabled.
- It advertises access to a free 30-day trial by course link
How you’ll learn
- Catalog estimate 2 weeks at 10 hours/week
- Five module estimates total 20 hours (6, 3, 3, 4 and 4 hours).
- Video runtime is not separately stated here.
- Flexible Coursera course, listed within Microsoft 365 Essentials: Create, Collaborate, and Deliver specialization.
- Page offers a free 30-day trial through its link
Certificate
- Shareable Coursera certificate listed.
- No Microsoft professional certification or independent accreditation is asserted for course completion.
Help along the way
- 27 assignments
- Page marks AI grading.
- A final project is listed.
Instructor
- Microsoft is the named provider
Course cost
Check the course page for current pricing.