Guide assessment with Copilot in Microsoft Teams: Review

A GIF of someone else's screen shows a cursor clicking a button, pasting text, and then a grading rubric appears. That’s the whole interaction for the unit on creating rubrics. No sandbox, no lab, not even a simulator where you get to type the prompt yourself. The entire module is like this—a series of screenshots stitched together with paragraphs explaining what the feature is for. It's basically a blog post advertising Copilot to teachers who use Microsoft Teams.

I get that it's targeted, but calling this 'training' is a stretch. It explains the 'why'—that AI guidelines for students matter—and shows the 'what'—that Copilot can summarize assignment feedback. But you don't actually *do* anything. It’s a 45-minute ad. The responsible AI section just links out to other documents. It’s a fast way to see the UI, but you learn zero transferable skills.