Video course · 9 chapters · 24 min · certificate
Top Copilot Features in PowerPoint
Lisa Crosbie teaches Microsoft Copilot in PowerPoint: how to create, edit, organise, and summarise presentations. Chapters cover natural language prompts, branded templates, create-from-file workflows, and Q&A.
What you'll learn
- Create a draft PowerPoint deck from natural language prompts.
- Build a presentation from existing Word documents and other files.
- Improve Copilot results with more detailed prompts.
- Apply branded templates and Designer layouts.
- Organise slides into sections.
- Summarise decks and ask questions about slide content.
Chapters
9 chapters · 24:02-
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01Create Members
Copilot in PowerPoint / Create and edit a presentation using natural language prompts
Draft a lightweight PowerPoint deck from a natural language prompt and add or adjust slides.
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1:42
02Design Members
Designer and Copilot / View prompts and Copilot Lab
Use Designer to change layouts and images, and browse Copilot prompt ideas in the prompt guide and Copilot Lab.
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1:17
03Organise Members
Organise the presentation
Group related slides into sections and tidy the order when a generated deck feels scattered.
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2:03
04Prompts Members
Using prompts to improve your results
Add context, topics, audience, and business value to prompts to get more refined Copilot drafts.
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3:11
05From file Members
Create a presentation from file
Turn an existing Word document into a PowerPoint draft using OneDrive or SharePoint files.
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2:59
06Training Members
Use case: Training Presentation
Turn a training article or manual into a slide deck, with headings, images, and diagrams picked up automatically.
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2:29
07Tenders Members
Use case: Creating Presentations from Tenders and Proposals
Draft long tender or proposal decks from source documents, with images, notes, and summaries.
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1:51
08Brand templates Members
Work with your branded template
Use your corporate template with Copilot so drafts inherit brand layouts and structure.
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3:02
09Summarise Members
Summarise and ask questions
Summarise slide decks of any size and ask content questions with references.