Microsoft Copilot Review: AI Tool for Education
Your AI companion
AI assistant integrated into Microsoft 365 apps with enterprise-grade security and educational pricing for schools
- Category
- Tutoring and Personalised Learning
- Pricing
- Freemium
- Rating
- 4.7/5 (12 reviews)
- Website
- https://copilot.microsoft.com/
- GDPR Compliant
- Unknown
- COPPA Compliant
- Unknown
- FERPA Compliant
- Unknown
Key Features
- Copilot Chat across Microsoft 365 apps
- Lesson plan generation
- Quiz and rubric creation
- Material personalization by reading level
- Academic standards alignment
- LMS integrations
- Enterprise data protection
- Group permissions and SSO
- GPT management capabilities
- Audit logging and admin controls
Educator Reviews
★★★★★
★★★★★
Copilot has quickly become one of the most useful tools in my workflow. It’s fast, intuitive, and remarkably good at helping me refine ideas, draft complex text, and organise thinking. The lateral menu is particularly helpful — it keeps everything accessible without interrupting the flow of...
★★★★★
My go-to LLM for working on complex written tasks due to its integration with the wider Microsoft 365 ecosystem. I like that I use it within apps such as Word and PowerPoint, bringing the AI capability to where I want to use it. My experience of it assuming roles (such as acting as a tutor but...
★★★★☆
I use Copilot as my go to AI tool. When signed to my work account the range of educator tools (Teach module) is growing really well with Microsoft adding new features each day. I love the fact that I can create things link flipcards and then add those directly to classwork in my class Team....
★★★★★
The icon shown refers to the Copilot tool, which can be used without a Microsoft account. I like the Labs feature and other functions already integrated into Microsoft Edge, but for education, there's also Copilot M365. My school pays for my Premium license, and the integration with...
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