With this new update, you will ace the art of virtual presentations, as it is one of the most demanding duties of work.
Microsoft is working on an update to its collaboration platform Teams. This update will decrease some of the annoying factors associated with virtual presentations.
The company stated in a new entry in the Microsoft Office 365 product roadmap that Microsoft Teams customers will soon avail from the addition of Cameo to PowerPoint Live. Cameo is the in-built video presentation feature in PowerPoint.
This new integration will complement the current feature of allowing presenters to include their webcam stream into their slide deck. Resulting in a more professional and interesting presentation.
Cameo in PowerPoint Live
Since the outbreak began, to help users make the most of this now-common medium. Microsoft has been experimenting with new methods to enhance the online presentation experience.
The software giant’s goal was to protect against competition from video conferencing rivals such as Zoom. Also, advancements in specialized presentation platform such as Prezi.
Microsoft initially announced the Cameo feature for PowerPoint Live in September 2021. It was later available for members of the Office Insider for preview at the beginning of 2022. It will be available to all customers by the end of August.
Cameo allows you to conveniently insert live camera feeds into your slides as part of your presentation. If you want to provide your viewers with a more immersive experience, then you would appreciate this feature. Cameo will also assist you in being more prepared and engaging during your live presentations.
You can move, resize, crop, and add transitions or styles to the camera feed just like any other image. Cameo ensures that will have complete control over live camera feeds in PowerPoint.
Cameo for PowerPoint Live is focused on presentation-oriented updates for Microsoft Teams.
Microsoft recently introduced a new “collaborative annotation” feature aimed to increase interaction. It is also an upgrade that provides presenters with more granular video capabilities.
Although virtual presentations will continue to be a hassle for many users. Microsoft hopes that these latest Teams improvements will definitely reduce some of the annoyances.
