Microsoft Teams testing new features: conference organizers can gain insight into participant interaction data
On October 17th, IT Home reported that according to Microsoft 365's official blog post, Microsoft has currently invited Microsoft 365TargetedRelease users who have purchased TeamsPremium licenses,Invite to test the Teams public preview version, which allows you to access and view the participation information of meeting members.IT Home hereby translates the content of Microsoft's official blog post as follows:Engagement information can be used to assess participants' interest in the conference topic, as well as their views on the format and structure of the conference
On October 17th, IT Home reported that according to Microsoft 365's official blog post, Microsoft has currently invited Microsoft 365TargetedRelease users who have purchased TeamsPremium licenses,Invite to test the Teams public preview version, which allows you to access and view the participation information of meeting members.
IT Home hereby translates the content of Microsoft's official blog post as follows:
Engagement information can be used to assess participants' interest in the conference topic, as well as their views on the format and structure of the conference. Conference organizers can collect and view participant interaction data such as Interaction, raising hands, and camera opening in the Attendance tab after the conference or webinar ends.
The inspection of new features is very simple. Users who have organized past meetings can go to that meeting and click on the 'Chat' pane. Then, they can click on the 'Attendance' tab to obtain statistical information, such as the start and end times of the meeting, as well as the average attendance time, and so on.
At present, this new feature is only applicable to the online version of Teams, and conference organizers can access it through Microsoft Edge and Google Chrome browsers.
According to the blog post, the Attendance and Participation tab will be added "quickly" to Windows and MacTeams applications, but there is no specific schedule for when this feature will be added to these applications.
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