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A glorified to-do list, not a real challenge. It's a decent way to spend an hour if you already have Copilot access and want ideas, but don't expect to learn how to write better prompts.
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2.5/5 Last verified: August 31, 2026
Absolute beginners looking for a quick, unguided sandbox to try Copilot prompts.
No model answers or feedback, making it hard to know if your prompts are effective.
Absolute beginners looking for a quick, unguided sandbox to try Copilot prompts.
Anyone needing structured instruction, feedback, or real-world problem-solving practice.
The social media marketing exercise was just a list of prompts to try. “Generate five witty tweets,” “draft a blog post.” There are no sample answers, no rubric, no way to know if my attempt was any good. It just checks a box and moves on. This isn't a 'challenge,' it's a practice worksheet where I can't see the answer key. I did it because it was on the AI path I'm following, but it feels like filler content. The project management and content creation sections were the same. It’s basically saying, “Here’s a hammer, go find some nails.” If you’ve never seen a hammer, maybe that’s useful. Otherwise, you’re not really learning anything new. It's a checklist of features I could have figured out just by playing with the tool for 30 minutes.
Last verified: August 31, 2026. We re-check course details periodically — see our methodology. Pricing and availability can change; always confirm on the official site.
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