Creating A Survey in Forms – HLS Copilot Snacks

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One of the challenges that managers face in the remote work environment is how to monitor and support their teams' work-life balance and well-being. Copilot for Microsoft 365 can help managers create surveys in Microsoft Forms to collect feedback from their employees on how they are coping with the workload, stress, and productivity. Copilot can also suggest best practices and tips on how to design effective surveys, analyze the results, and follow up with actions. Watch this video to learn how to use Copilot to create a survey in Form and get insights into your team's well-being and performance.

In this Copilot Snack I will demonstrate how to create a survey using Copilot for Microsoft 365 within Microsoft 365 Forms.

*Note: The prompt used is a modification of one created by my colleague Chad Stout. A big shout out to him for first showing me this!

To see all HLS Copilot Snacks video click here.

Resources:

• HLS Copilot Snacks (microsoft.com)
• Microsoft Copilot for Microsoft 365 documentation | Microsoft Learn
• Copilot Lab (cloud.microsoft)
• Copilot in Excel help & learning (cloud.microsoft)
• Prompt used:
  • I'd like to create a survey for a group of Pharmaceutical Researchers to better understand their day-to-day experience researching the development of new vaccines, communicating with colleagues, finding the appropriate information for their research, and completing their professional training and education. I'd also like to understand how they are feeling about the demands on their time in a professional sense, how is this affecting time outside of the workplace, and how they think their time could be better allocated to improve research leading to vaccine development, improve educational and training opportunities, remove stress in the workplace and at home.

To see all HLS Copilot Snacks video click here.

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