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A fast, self-paced path with minimal classes is:
- Start with Get started with Power BI. It is a beginner learning path with no prerequisites and focuses on the fundamentals of interactive reports and the Power BI service.
- Complete Get started building with Power BI. This module covers how Power BI services and applications work together, the building blocks of Power BI, and how to create visuals and reports.
- Move to Get started with Microsoft data analytics. This intermediate learning path includes Power BI fundamentals and a dedicated Get started with Copilot in Power BI module.
- For AI-focused acceleration, follow the Copilot user: AI-powered report creation sequence. The suggested sequence includes:
- Overview of Copilot for Power BI
- Enable Copilot in Power BI
- Tutorial: Discover data with Copilot
- Copilot in Power BI Desktop
- Create reports with Copilot
- Create narratives with Copilot
- Write DAX queries with Copilot
- Chat with your data using Copilot
- Summarize report content with Copilot
- Evaluate semantic models with Copilot
- Write effective prompts for report pages and narratives
- Prepare your data for Copilot
If the goal is the fewest formal classes, prioritize Microsoft Learn learning paths and modules instead of instructor-led courses. Microsoft Learn provides self-paced, module-based training, while virtual instructor-led training is not directly available there.
A practical minimal sequence is:
- Get started with Power BI
- Get started building with Power BI
- Get started with Copilot in Power BI
- Then the Copilot user: AI-powered report creation scenario content
If a structured course is still needed later, Design and manage analytics solutions using Power BI (PL-300T00-A) is the relevant course for modeling, visualizing, analyzing, managing, and deploying Power BI content.