Try Copilot in Forms with your Microsoft account
Earlier this year, we rolled out Copilot in Forms for commercial users, and now we’re excited to announce it’s now available for all Microsoft account holders! Get ready to supercharge your form creation with Copilot and easily craft all kinds of daily life forms using your personal Microsoft account. Let’s dive into the exciting details below! Form creation Imagine your birthday is just around the corner, and you’re planning to invite your friends over to celebrate. Let’s see how Copilot can make creating your birthday invitation a breeze! Specify your intention to generate Simply tell Copilot to generate a birthday party invitation, including details like food preferences, guest arrival times, preferred activities, and more. Within a minute, Copilot will provide a draft for you. You can easily adjust the draft by adding or removing questions and keep it. Generate form draft with Copilot Continue adding questions and rewrite Once you've kept the draft to use, what if you forget to include a question about whether anyone will stay for the after-party? No worries! You can access Copilot anytime to easily add this question. Continue adding new questions Also, if you notice there are only four options for activities, you can ask Copilot to rewrite the question to include more options and add with just one click. Rewrite questions Refine the form with Copilot suggestions From Copilot’s suggestions, you can add a birthday theme to the invitation and apply settings like allowing responders to save and edit their responses, just in case someone submits their answers incorrectly and needs to make changes. Finally, Copilot will recommend suitable channels for sending out the invitation. Copilot suggestions Rewrite invitation message Before sending it out, Copilot will help you personalize the default message to better match your birthday celebration. This ensures respondents have a clearer understanding of the invitation's details and timeline, making it easier for them to respond on time. Rewrite the invitation message Quiz creation Quiz generation is also available for Microsoft account holders. Let’s say that during the party, you plan to host a movie trivia quiz, and the person with the most wrong answers will perform a talent show. Let’s see how Copilot can assist with that. Generate quiz draft with detail explanation You can tell Copilot to generate a movie trivia quiz, and the quiz will be generated with correct answers and detailed explanations for each question. Generate quiz with answer explanations Other features, such as continuing to add questions, rewriting, and smart suggestions, are also available for quizzes. You can even rewrite the answer explanations for each question. Rewrite answer explanation Responders check the answer with explanation Your friends can scan the QR code to take the quiz. After submitting, they’ll immediately see the correct answers along with detailed explanations. The person with the most wrong answers will then take the stage to perform in the talent show. Check results and answer explanations after submitting To use Copilot in Forms with your Microsoft account, you need to subscribe to the Copilot Pro plan. Find it in this page under personal plan. Join our online community! Have questions about Copilot and want to discuss more? Join our online community to connect with us and exchange insights. Plus, stay tuned for our upcoming customer calls where we’ll share the latest features and roadmap! Click here to register and join the conversation!Quiz created in MS Forms not available in Assignments in Teams
Hi All I have a Faculty member who created a quiz in MS Forms. When she went to Assignments >> Create >> Quiz, the quiz did not appear in the list of quizzes. This makes sense because the quiz wasn't assigned previously. Question: How does she move the quiz into Assignments in Teams? Are we only allowed to create quizzes in Teams for our classes? I did some testing. Created a quiz in MS Forms > added that quiz to a Group (test class in Teams) > went into Teams > General > Assignments > Create > From existing the quiz did not show up in the list of existing quizzes for the Group (class) that the quiz was added to Created a quiz in MS Forms > added that quiz to a Group (test class in Teams) > went into Teams > General > Assignments > Create > New the quiz did not show up in the list of quizzes I can create a new Tab which allows someone to answer the questions in the quiz, but it does not appear as an assignment (which may be in the future) I can create a link to duplicate, but there is no facility to use the link What I am seeing is that I can create a quiz in Teams, and assign that quiz. But I cannot create a quiz in MS Forms and use it as an assignment in Teams. Any ideas, solutions, or comments appreciated. CheEmbedded Quiz/Form Interactivity Intermittent and Buggy
The Stream video interactivity feature that allows you to embed a quiz or form into the time line of a video does not always work or is very intermittent at best. Our students we have a video hosted on streams that they're to watch, only about 5% of our students actually had the quiz pop up while watching the video with the rest having it pop up with 'loading' and then disappearing or not having anything show up at all, despite having the time stamp indicators on the time line as to when the quizzes are scheduled to show up. Even for myself as admin when I watch the videos in streams, regardless of where I am or the internet connection, sometimes the quiz will pop up, most of the time it won't.
Syncing assignments with Class Notebook for teachers
Hey all! I love the functionality of Class Notebook, but am having one problem: When I insert a Microsoft Form into Class Notebook for students to take as a quiz, they can click on it and take it online, but their answer isn't synced in the "Assignments" tab of Teams; i.e., a student responded, and if I go to Microsoft Forms online, I can see their response, but if I click on the "Assignments" tab of Teams, it will say that that student has not responded. Any tips?
