4 posts tagged with "Copilot"

You have an idea for an app that could make your team's work much easier. It would give everyone a clear view of tasks, responsibilities, and progress. You describe how it should work, and Copilot Code builds a first version. You can try it, refine it, and prepare it for your team.

I see Microsoft building an app platform inside Microsoft 365. Creating code through prompts, often called vibe coding, is becoming part of a broader process: build, publish, share, and maintain.

On September 25, 2026, Microsoft announced the new Copilot with Home, Code, and Autopilot. Home brings Chat and Cowork together, Code helps you build your own solutions, and Autopilot is designed to keep working in the background.

Mike Tholfsen explains the announcement clearly in his short video, The NEW Microsoft Copilot Super App – Everything That's Changing. He connects the new app to four ways of working: getting help, delegating, building, and automating. I find that breakdown useful because it helps you decide which work you want Copilot to take on.

Microsoft 365 Copilot becomes much more interesting when it stops only suggesting what to do and starts carrying out connected edits in the apps where the work already lives. That is what stood out to me in this webinar: update the plan in Word, carry the changes into Excel and PowerPoint, and then communicate them in Outlook. I have selected four shorter demos so you can jump straight to the app you use instead of watching the entire webinar.

Microsoft has a lot coming for education this summer. In this update, Mike Tholfsen walks through new AI tools for students and teachers, plus what is coming next in Teams, OneNote, Windows, and learning-management systems. Definitely worth exploring after summer break.