Microsoft 365 Copilot: Prompting do's and don'ts
AI tools like Microsoft Copilot can help people to accomplish more in their daily work. But end users need to know how to ask the right questions to get useful answers. This tip sheet provides a short list of the most important factors to consider when constructing a good Copilot prompt.
How to effectively prompt Microsoft 365 Copilot?
To effectively prompt Microsoft 365 Copilot, be clear and specific in your instructions. Include details such as the topic, purpose, tone, and required length. Keeping the conversation friendly and providing feedback based on the quality of responses can also help the AI learn your preferences.
What should I avoid when using Copilot?
Avoid being vague or using slang and jargon, as this can lead to low-quality responses. It's also important not to give conflicting instructions or interrupt the writing process abruptly. Additionally, refrain from requesting inappropriate or unethical content.
How can I ensure accuracy in Copilot's responses?
To ensure accuracy, always review Copilot's responses for correctness in grammar, style, and relevance. Providing contextual details in your prompts can help generate more accurate and consistent outputs. Remember to check for any mistakes or inappropriate content as well.
Microsoft 365 Copilot: Prompting do's and don'ts
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