Microsoft Teams gets video filters, Dynamic view, and more
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Key notes
- With support for up to 300 attendees per meeting and a host of other new features, Microsoft Teams is expanding at the speed of lightning.
- New features coming to Teams meetings include Dynamic view, Together mode, live reactions, and video filters.
- Having difficulty solving Teams issues, from echoing on the line to missing assignments? Head on over to our Teams troubleshooting resources for help!
- Don't forget to visit the Microsoft Teams page for more news and guides to getting the most out of the Office 365 workforce collaboration tool.
With support for up to 300 attendees per meeting and a host of other feature updates, Microsoft Teams is expanding at the speed of lightning.
The Office 365 tool, which lets you create digital workspaces for your employees, recently received multiple updates that empower collaboration in the workplace and the education sector.
New Microsoft Teams meetings features
Microsoft Teams received new features that make workforce collaborationa breeze. Microsoft said that the improvements make meetings more lively and inclusive.
They help you feel more connected with your team and reduce meeting fatigue. Second, they make meetings more inclusive and engaging. And third, they help streamline your work and save time.
Here are some of the features either coming or currently rolling out to Microsoft Teams users:
Together mode
Microsoft says it researched and learnt that virtual meetings make people feel less connected. So, itโs rolling out Together mode in Teams, which uses AI to place virtual meeting participants in a shared background.
Dynamic view
This AI-powered feature lets users customize how they view shared contentย and fellow Teams meeting attendees on the screen. For example, you can configure the feature to see select participants side-by-side.
In addition, Microsoft will be rolling out large gallery view in August. This update enables up to 49 people to appear on the video screen at the same time.
So, finally, Microsoft Teams is going to match Zoomโs maximum number of participants visible on each screen.
Video filters
Use this feature to customize the appearance of participants on the video screen. You may tweak the lighting or adjust the camera focus to achieve video effects typical of photography and social media applications.
Live reactions in Microsoft Teams
A few months after Microsoft Teams got the raise hand feature, it now supports live reactions. This capability lets the audience give feedback to the speaker in real time using emojis.
Other announced Microsoft Teams features include chat bubbles, suggested replies, and more.
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