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Home›Tech Advice›Microsoft Teams Is Getting a Big Update (and You Can Try It Now)

Microsoft Teams Is Getting a Big Update (and You Can Try It Now)

By Matthew Lynch
July 22, 2023
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Microsoft Teams, the popular collaboration and communication platform, is set to receive a major update that brings exciting new features and improvements. This update aims to enhance productivity, streamline workflows, and provide an even better user experience for individuals and teams. In this article, we will explore some of the key updates coming to Microsoft Teams and how you can try them out right away.

New Features at a Glance

Here are some of the notable additions that users can expect with the latest Microsoft Teams update:

1. Fluid Components: Fluid components allow for more dynamic collaboration by enabling users to co-author content in real-time across different applications like Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and OneNote—directly within their Teams conversations.

2. Meeting Enhancements: The meeting experience is being enhanced with several new features such as live reactions during meetings, chat bubbles for easier conversation tracking while viewing shared content/screenshots, improved presenter modes for engaging presentations,and more.

3. Customizable Presenter Modes: Users will have access to customizable presenter layouts—making it easier to tailor presentations accordingtotheir specific needs or branding requirements.

4. Dynamic View Improvements: Dynamic view is getting additional enhancements with AI-powered capabilities that automatically adjust elements onscreen,suchas resizing video feeds basedonparticipants’ activityand spotlighting relevantcontentduring screen sharing sessions.

5. Full Screen Support for Desktop Sharing: Presenters now have the abilityto share their entire desktop screen during meetings,givingthemgreater flexibilitywhen showcasing content or applications.

These updates aim not only to improve remote collaboration but also make virtual meetings more engaging,dynamic,and efficient than ever before.

How to Try Out the Updates

If you’re eager to test out these new features in Microsoft Teams,youcan do so by opting into the public preview program:

1. Visit Microsoft’s Insider Programs website and sign in with your Microsoft account.

2. Select “Join the preview” to enroll in the public preview program for Teams updates.

3. Once enrolled, you will gain access to the latest features as they become available.

It’s important to note that being part of the preview program means you’ll be testing pre-release software, which may contain bugs or other issues. However, it also allows you to provide feedback directly to Microsoft and help shape future updates before they are released publicly.

When Will the Updates Roll Out?

While certain features may already be available through the public preview program,the full rollout of these updates is expected later this year (2021). Microsoft continues to prioritize user feedback and aims to refine these new features based on insights gained during the testing phase.

Keep an eye out for official announcements from Microsoft regarding when specific features will become widely accessible within regular versions of Teams.

Conclusion

The upcoming update for Microsoft Teams brings a range of exciting new capabilities designed to enhance collaboration and boost productivity. From fluid components enabling real-time co-authoring across applications, to improved meeting experiences with live reactions and customizable presenter modes—these updates promise a tailored, user-friendly, and engaging environment for individuals and teams alike.

By joining Microsoft’s public preview program, you can try out these new features ahead of the general release and contribute your feedback to help shape future it rations of Teams. Ensure your stay update on official announcements from Microsoft regarding the full rollout of these updates in order to take full advantage of the enhanced capabilities within MicrosoftTeams as soon as they become available.

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