Closed captions are now supported in PowerPoint Live presentations shared through Microsoft Teams. Users can add closed caption files to a presentation using PowerPoint for Windows or macOS.

Advantages of PowerPoint Live Over Traditional Screen Sharing When most people think of presenting in Microsoft Teams, they default to traditional screen sharing. This tried-and-true method ...

Office Insiders can now use PowerPoint Live within Microsoft Teams. It brings a new presenting experience to Teams meetings that makes it easy to interact with audience members.

Microsoft has just rolled out its PowerPoint Live in Microsoft Teams, its video meeting and chat software, and now it wants to explain to its 115 million users how to actually use it to improve ...

Learn how to share PowerPoint slides in Teams meetings by sharing full desktop screen, Teams window, or using PowerPoint Live.

Microsoft Teams has a new update: "PowerPoint Live" lets presenters launch their PowerPoint directly within a Microsoft Teams call.

Microsoft will soon allow users to magnify each slide in a PowerPoint Live presentation shared during a Teams meeting. The Redmond-based tech giant has updated the official Microsoft 365 roadmap ...

Teams & PowerPoint The new PowerPoint Live feature will allow presenters to start presentations directly in a Microsoft Teams meeting without needing to share your screen with the audience.

Using Microsoft Teams for PowerPoint presentations will soon be more helpful than ever thanks to a new update. Microsoft's video conferencing service is getting a new feature to the PowerPoint ...

With the new PowerPoint Live, which is available now in Teams, presenters can advance their slides whenever they like while viewers can privately skip ahead or go back at their own speed.

Microsoft has outlined all the new features Teams gained in February and March, including live transcriptions, meeting recaps, a Teams and Outlook Calendar integration, and updates for Android ...

With Microsoft's new closed-captions feature, attendees now have the option to turn it on for any video that includes a closed-captions file.