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What can Copilot do?

Copilot can be used in numerous ways. For instance, it can help with academic research by providing detailed explanations on complex topics, assist in learning new languages by offering translations, or even aid in coding by suggesting code snippets. It’s also capable of generating creative content such as poems, stories, and more. The possibilities are vast, making Copilot a versatile tool for University staff.

Who can use Copilot?

Users at the University of Strathclyde are able to access Microsoft Copilot for Bing Chat via the Microsoft Edge browser.

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Currently under 18s are not permitted to use Copilot without Parental Consent. This situation is currently under review.

What Copilots are there?

Microsoft Copilot is a collection of a number of different Copilots that support different Microsoft tools and suites. You can find Copilots for (non-exhaustive):

  • Copilot - Online & integrated in to Microsoft EdgeWindows

  • Copilot for Microsoft 365

  • Word

  • Excel

  • Powerpoint

  • Power BI

  • Power Automate

  • Github

Can I use Microsoft Copilot with my day-to-day work?

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However you are only covered by the Commercial Data Protected License if you have logged in with your University Microsoft Account.

If you are offered a choice, you should select the “Sign in with a work or school account”

The green shield should indicate that you are covered by the Commercial data protection:

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However you should still be cautious about about what data you share.

Can I use Microsoft Copilot for Office 365?

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Currently the Microsoft Copilot for Office 365 is not licensed by the University of Strathclyde at the moment.

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Use of Microsoft Copilot for Office 365 that you have personally licensed, even if you use your University of Strathclyde email address, is not covered under the University’s licensing of Microsoft products.