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When you’re sharing a PowerPoint deck in a Teams meeting, Meeting Coach can offer private, real-time tips to help make your presentation more compelling.
Share your PowerPoint deck. For instructions on how to start sharing, read Share PowerPoint slides in a Teams meeting .
Beneath the current slide, select Meeting Coach .
Near the top of the screen, you’ll see suggestions for improving your delivery.
Meeting Coach provides feedback in the following areas:
Fillers: Are you overusing sounds like “um” or “ah”, or words like “basically” or “like"? Reducing these filler words can help your presentation flow better.
Pace: Should you try slowing down or speeding up your delivery? Studies have shown that 80 to 160 words per minute is best for listener comprehension.
Sensitive language: Have you used words or phrases that could be interpreted as insensitive? Meeting Coach listens for non-inclusive speech about disability, age, gender, sexual orientation, race, mental health, and ethnic identity.
Pitch: Should you try varying you speaking tone? Monotone delivery can make paying attention more difficult.
Speech refinement: provides suggestions on better grammar and usage.
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You can select a category on the left to view details on your delivery.
The report will also be available to view and download on the Details tab of the meeting event in your calendar.
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Wednesday, Aug 21, 2024 • Jeremiah Valentine : [email protected]
Team Presentations are routinely used in academia. However, there is a significant lack of published research outlining a framework for team presentation strategies and techniques that can be applied to students, faculty and business professionals.
Dr. Daniel Usera, Clinical Marketing Professor, walks readers through the dynamic task of presenting as a team with different examples . W hile comparing and contrasting different styles that are well explained and easy to understand. The article instructs and informs readers about transitions styles and presentation styles.
Initially, he highlights the speech writing five-point outline. Typically starting with an introduction, three main points, and a conclusion. After highlighting topics, he explains various speaker's roles. T he opener who delivers the introduction, each following speaker presents a main point, and a closer who finishes with the conclusion.
Each group member should access and lean into their strengths during the presentation to complete the experience. Usera mentions in the article that speaker roles should depend on talent, subject matter experience, and the size of the team. To facilitate a team ’ s transitional periods between speakers, Usera spotlights four different options which are Hosted, Un-hosted, Overhand, and Topical transitions.
Two students pitch during a group pitching event on Dec. 13, 2022.
Transitions
Hosted Transitions
A host conducts the handoff between two team members
Un-hosted Transitions
Transitioning speakers conduct their hand-off without a host
Overhand Transitions
Preceding speaker says the transitions statement before handing off the microphone or microphone
Topical Transitions
The next point is set up without a hand-off
The article f o cuses on presentation styles and how teams interact internally during a presentation . Usera presents 5 different presentation options including Hosted, Relay, Hybrid, Popcorn, and Duo. Each format can utilize the same material while presenting a different way .
Team Presentation Formats
Hosted Format
Relies on one speaker to open and end the presentation and conduct transitions between main point speakers (uses hosted transitions)
Relay Format
Spreads speaking responsibilities equally between all group members
Three Advantages: most common and natural format that audiences might expect speakers to use ; one speaker is not emphasized over the rest; un - h osted transition style can be quicker than hosted ones
Hybrid Format
Uses the same speaker to open and close while executing un -h osted transitions
Benefits of Hybrid method
Opener/closer engage the audiences with their strong speaking skills establishing a connection and credibility
Reengaging with the audience can create a memorable ending
Popcorn Format
Creates a more conversational and casual presentation
All speakers can participate in the introduction, main points, and conclusion
No distinct speak roles; can be completely improvised
For teams of two; both speakers conduct the introduction, main points and the conclusion
The duo format allows group members to take turn s speaking throughout the presentation, moving through topics rather than speakers
Risks Associated
Requires additional coordination or rehearsal
Can be imbalanced towards one team member over the other
The presentation styles can be used dynamically , a llowing a team to keep the audience engaged with different topics, multiple speakers and keeping a constant pace throughout the presentation. Usera mentions, “ An essential strategic decision that all teams must make is how they deploy their speaking talent. The five team presentation formats offer different approaches and trade-offs to this question. ” Talent and strengths should be considered as a team choose s a format to work with.
Dr. Usera, Clinical Associate Professor of Marketing at The University of Texas at Arlington, published this article titled “ Team Presentation Theory I: The Five Formats ” in the Business and Professional Communication Quarterly academic journal in January 2024.
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In the Teams sharing options, choose the window for this PowerPoint presentation. Start the Slide Show mode in PowerPoint. You will see the slide show with some additional controls at the top and bottom of the window and possibly black bars on the top/bottom or left/right depending on the size of the window relative to the size of the slides.
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Give the feature a try next time you need to present in a Teams meetings: Join a Teams meeting or an ad-hoc Teams call. Open your presentation in PowerPoint for Windows. Click the Present in Teams button in the top right corner. Scenarios to try. Ready to take the PowerPoint Live feature for a spin? Try some of the scenarios below. As a presenter:
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Method #3: Share PowerPoint Window to Present Your Slides. If you intend to hide parts of your screen, you can simply share the relevant PowerPoint window so that your audience can only view the presentation. During a Live call, click the Share button and select your screen or window to share.
This article applies to: Microsoft Teams. PowerPoint Live in Microsoft Teams offers several benefits over screen-sharing your PowerPoint presentation window or editing window. Seamlessly switch between presenters. Unlike screen-sharing, where the presentation is shared from a single presenter, co-presenters can take control of the slide deck ...
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Magnify Slide tool in PowerPoint Live. To zoom in or out on your slide, do one of the following: Hover over the slideshow, pinch or stretch on trackpad. Pinch or use the stretch touch gesture (on a touch enabled device). Press the + or - keys. Hover over the slideshow, and then hold the Ctrl key and scroll with mouse wheel.
To present content in a meeting: Select Share in your meeting controls. Choose to present your entire screen, a window, a PowerPoint file, or a Whiteboard. Select Stop sharing in your meeting controls when you're done. Note: In Teams for web, you can share your screen using Google Chrome or the latest version of Microsoft Edge.
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I'm Peter Wu, a Principal Software Engineer on the PowerPoint team. I'm excited to share with you that PowerPoint for the web now supports inserting videos with closed captions and subtitles. Present more effectively and inclusively with video and closed captions . Make your next presentation more engaging by incorporating videos into it.
After your meeting starts, at the upper-right corner of Teams, select Share content to choose a Presenter mode and other options. Under Presenter mode, choose the mode that you want. Also, be sure that your camera is turned on. Before starting the presentation, select Customize and choose a background image. To start your presentation, choose ...
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Turn on Meeting Coach. Share your PowerPoint deck. For instructions on how to start sharing, read Share PowerPoint slides in a Teams meeting. Beneath the current slide, select Meeting Coach. Near the top of the screen, you'll see suggestions for improving your delivery.
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Hey there, Microsoft 365 Insiders! We are Aparna Jethani, a Product Manager, and Rishabh Singh, a Product Designer, on the PowerPoint team. We are excited to let you know that you can now trim videos you inserted in your presentations in PowerPoint for the web. Trim video in PowerPoint for the web