Streamline Adoption with the Copilot Training Engagement Agent

I thoroughly enjoy leading Copilot training sessions, but what always takes the most time is thinking of new tips, exercises, and use cases to share with attendees after the session. Frankly, this follow-up work often ends up near the bottom of my to‑do list — until now.

I knew there had to be a better way, so I leaned on my trusty Copilot to help. After a brief brainstorming session, I created the Copilot Training Engagement agent using Agent Builder.

The Copilot Training Engagement agent is designed to analyze the meeting transcript from a training session and produce 3–5 Teams channel posts. While I could have grounded the agent in my presentation deck, I intentionally chose not to. Instead, I wanted the agent to take into account the unique scenarios, questions, and comments that surfaced organically during the session. Providing this context allows the agent to generate posts that are more relevant, impactful, and personal for each audience.

The generated posts vary in objective and format. They include pro tips, hands-on exercises, and real-world use cases, all designed to help teams revisit the content in new and meaningful ways after the training concludes.

Ultimately, this agent helps create a unique and tailored follow‑up experience for every group that goes through Copilot training.

Benefits of the Copilot Training Engagement Agent

Saves time by automating post‑training engagement content
Produces tailored outputs based on actual session discussions
Keeps momentum going after training ends
Encourages ongoing learning and collaboration in Teams
Scales easily across multiple training sessions and audiences

What I love most is that this agent helps extend the value of a training session beyond the hour we spend together. Instead of attendees walking away with good intentions and then getting pulled back into their day-to-day, they get lightweight reminders and practical ways to apply what they learned. That kind of follow-through builds confidence, encourages experimentation, and normalizes Copilot as part of the workflow — which is where adoption really takes root.

Want to get your hands on the Copilot Training Engagement agent?

Instructions for how to build this agent and the instructions to use are available in GitHub - check it out here!

Thank you for reading!

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