Artificial Intelligence

Take Advantage of Microsoft Copilot’s Capabilities in K–12 Environments

Here’s what IT administrators can do to ensure school staff can take full advantage of artificial intelligence platforms, applications and devices.

Adam Stone

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Adam Stone writes on technology trends from Annapolis, Md., with a focus on government IT, military and first-responder technologies.

K–12 educators and staff have their hands full.

“Teachers have the day-to-day tasks of lesson planning, grading papers and providing customized feedback to students. It’s a very time-consuming process,” says Jordan Chrysafidis, principal group program manager for customer and partner success at Microsoft. Other educator and staff tasks include organizing meetings, delivering budgets and managing school administration.

Artificial intelligence can help. From drafting lesson plans to summarizing meetings, AI brings powerful capabilities to the education arena. The right AI agent paired with the right hardware can help schools bring those features to life.

Integrating Artificial Intelligence with AI-Ready Devices

As an AI assistant, Microsoft Copilot can help with brainstorming, writing, summarizing and analyzing. Copilot+ PCs are designed to help teachers and staff put those capabilities to work.

EXPLORE: See how Microsoft Copilot and Copilot+ PCs could benefit your K–12 environment.