Скачать или смотреть Teams: Enhanced Experience while presenting PowerPoint during a Teams Meeting

Microsoft Teams keeps rolling out the cool features for Teams Meetings. Today, I’d like to tell you about new improvements for presenting PowerPoint slide decks, during a Teams meeting.

Chapters:
0:00 Intro
0:30 Speaker Notes/Presenter view
0:49 Go to slide
1:13 High contrast slides
1:31 Co presenting
2:29 Hide presenter view

Chris Menard's blog post on using PowerPoint in a Teams Meeting
https://chrismenardtraining.com/post/...

Speaker notes are visible by default
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When you're in a Teams meeting and click Share content, you can share a PowerPoint presentation. Now, by default, you see the slides and the speaker notes. I usually have two monitors connected to my computer, so I’ve disconnected my secondary monitor for this test. I can still see the speaker notes on the main screen. They no longer have to be displayed separately. My meeting participants don’t see my speaker’s notes.

Quick-jump to any slide in the presentation
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Another time-saving improvement is the ability to jump to any slide in the deck with one click. Access the “Go to slide” function from the presentation screen, next to where the slide numbers are . If you’d rather use the keyboard, the keyboard shortcut for “Go to slide” is just the letter G to activate the thumbnails or hide them.

High-contrast slide view
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Another cool feature, next to the slide view button, clicking on the three dots brings up the option to show the slides in high-contrast:

Switching presenters is more streamlined
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If I am co-presenting with someone and, for example, I want to stop presenting and let someone else take over the same presentation, now I can do that. When I select “stop presenting,” I have a warning: “This will end your presentation for everyone. To switch presenters, select Cancel so the next person can take control.”

Let's suppose I've presented slides 1 through 4, and I need someone else in the meeting to take over and continue the presentation. I can click Cancel on this screen, and then that other person can take control of the presentation.

The nice thing about this switch is that we get to keep the place in the presentation, and the next speaker resumes right there. So the presentation is more streamlined, and the participants don't get taken out of it by losing their place.

Hiding or showing your speaker notes
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One last tip: if you don't want to see your speaker notes, you can click the three dots again, next to the slide numbers, and hide the presenter view (that’s also where you turn it back on). This will show or hide your speaker notes:

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