WSU Microsoft Copilot Chat Workshop, April 24

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Please join Information Technology Services (ITS) on Thursday, April 24, from 9 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. for a Microsoft Copilot Foundation workshop being hosted specifically for WSU, an action-packed session where Microsoft Cloud Solution Architect and Copilot expert Dewayne Hyatt will cover how Copilot Chat can transform your workdays!

View meeting information for joining this workshop on April 24.

In this session, you will:

  • Begin by taking a tour of Copilot Chat and see real-world usage of generative AI.
  • Explore the impact of Copilot Chat in the workplace and how it can solve common challenges.
  • Understand the principles of responsible AI and how to use Copilot Chat ethically and safely.
  • Participate in an interactive group activity on Prompt Crafting, an essential skill for working with generative AI.

This virtual workshop will be recorded and is suitable for all users who are interested in leveraging enterprise generative AI.

It is open to a large audience, so please feel free to invite colleagues and friends.

For any questions or concerns, please email ITS Communications at communications.its@wsu.edu.

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