The new participants report feature will be available to desktop users, with Microsoft confirming it begins to roll out in the coming weeks. Once updated, meeting organizers will be able to download an attendance report, so don’t be late. Another update to teams involves the Tags in Teams feature, which for those not in the know, allows users to rapidly search a group of people without having to use @mention to do so. The updated tags feature will now get description support and Tab management.
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Custom backgrounds was a feature desktop users received last year to Windows 10 and macOS desktop versions of Microsoft Teams, and will now debut in the mobile version and be released first on iOS. The custom background feature is handy when you don’t wish to share your home or office’s current condition. There are preset backgrounds users can choose from, or maybe you can use a photo when your home was tidy and less lived in before Covid-19. There’s also the nifty option to blur out the background, so other team members cannot see anything behind you. Microsoft Teams is also testing out a new PowerPoint Live integration feature via the desktop client. With PowerPoint Live, you can seamlessly present slides without having to share your desktop screen. The new feature also includes support for presenter view mode that allows you to access notes and chat with those in attendance simultaneously, which is a beneficial tool to keep communication flowing during a presentation.
