Microsoft Copilot is an innovative AI assistant designed to enhance your work experience. Copilot is here to assist you in various tasks, making your daily routine more efficient and productive.

Understanding Copilot

What is Copilot?

Microsoft Copilot leverages the power of artificial intelligence to boost productivity, unlock creativity, and helps you understand information with a simple chat. Some of what Copilot can do includes:

• Writing Assistance: Get help with drafting a message, reports, or documents. It will suggest relevant content based on your context.
• Research Support: Find relevant articles, studies, and data to support your work.
• Project Collaboration: Whether you’re managing a team or coordinating events, Copilot offers ideas and templates.

Your Copilot Access

There are multiple Copilots, and the names are always changing. Using your Widener credentials, all employees and students have access to Copilot Enterprise (aka Bing Enterprise Chat). When logged in, your data is protected. Your chat history and data are not saved and remain confidential. Microsoft has no eyes-on access to it, and it is not used to train underlying AI models.

Check for the green Protected symbol in the top right corner of the Copilot webpage to ensure you’re logged in before beginning.

Please Note: We strongly encourage the use of Copilot over other AI tools to prioritize privacy.

Learn More

Widener encourages exploring AI and how it works. Review our AI at Widener University guide, reach out to a librarian, and keep an eye out for information about trainings and events related to AI.

Microsoft has developed a number of resources to help people better understand how to use Copilot, including some specifically for using it in the education field.

• Microsoft YouTube Channel – Explore Microsoft Copilot Basics
• Microsoft Copilot Resources for Education
• Microsoft Education Blog
• Meet Your AI Assistant for Education: Microsoft Copilot