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The University of Leicester appears on WindowsForum.com in coverage of a campus-wide Microsoft 365 Copilot rollout that gave every student access to the AI assistant, paired with practical AI workshops rather than a licensing-only deployment. The discussion frames the effort around a familiar enterprise and higher-education IT problem: adoption, not provisioning, is the hard part. It touches on Microsoft 365 administration, AI training for large user bases, and how institutions try to move Copilot beyond novelty use. For Windows and Microsoft watchers, the thread is a case study in scaling AI tools across an organization and the change-management work that follows.
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    University of Leicester Gives Every Student Microsoft 365 Copilot, Launches Practical AI Workshops

    When an enterprise or higher-education institution decides to deploy artificial intelligence across its entire user base, the easiest part of the job is flipping the licensing switch in the admin center. The real challenge—as any veteran systems administrator or IT training lead will tell you—is...
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