Just 60 minutes at a time — one new play, every other week, that you can put to work in your classroom immediately.
After every session, you’ll get a one-page “play card” to help you put what you learned into action, plus the full playbook PDFs to keep for reference.
The six plays: July–October
Play 1 — JULY 29 @ 6:00 PM ET
Stop Spending Your Sundays Planning
Tool: Microsoft Copilot (Teach module)
You’ll learn how Copilot’s new Teach feature builds a complete, standards-aligned lesson plan from just a topic and grade level in minutes! You’ll also learn how to adjust it so it actually sounds like you. It’s low-stakes, curious-minded place to start before (or as) the school year ramps up.
Play 2 — August 12 @ 6:00 PM ET
First Week Ready: AI Setup Before Day 1
Tool: Microsoft Copilot
Back-to-school is your busiest moment. In this practical checklist session you’ll get Copilot configured, draft your first-week communications, and build your first unit outline. It’s exactly what you need when back-to-school feels overwhelming.
Play 3 — AUGUST 26 @ 6:00 pm et
120 Essays, One Teacher, Zero Weekends Lost
Tool: Microsoft Copilot (Word + OneNote)
September is when grading hits hard. You’ll see how Copilot in Word generates personalized, rubric-aligned student feedback at scale. Review a student draft and refine a detailed response quickly, then use OneNote to organize feedback patterns across your whole class.
Play 4 — SEPTEMBER 9 @ 6:00 PM ET
30 Kids, 30 Needs, One You
Tool: Microsoft Copilot (differentiation features)
Differentiated instruction is the hardest unsolved problem in teaching. You’ll learn how Copilot can auto-adapt a lesson or reading passage by level, language, or learning style — a skill that pays off across K-12 and higher education alike.
Play 5 — SEPTEMBER 23 @ 6:00 PM et
AI for the Part of Teaching Nobody Talks About
Tool: Microsoft Copilot (Outlook + Word + Teams)
Tackle the hidden admin burden with Copilot! You’ll see how to draft parent emails in Outlook from a quick summary, generate report card comment starters per student in Word, and handle accommodation documentation. These small efficiencies free you to do what you love most.
Play 6 — OCTOBER 7 @ 6:00 PM ET
You’ve Got the Plays. Now What?
Tool: Microsoft Copilot (community recap)
A community session wraps up our time together, where you’ll share one Copilot win from the series. By early October, you’ll have seen Copilot across lesson planning, back-to-school setup, grading, differentiation, and administrative tasks with a clear path to be intentional about using AI in your school or class.
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