Share Your Thoughts (Quietly) With Microsoft Teams Live Reactions
(Image: Microsoft) Microsoft Teams has become a go-to video-conferencing service for remote workers during the pandemic, and Redmond has rolled out improvements throughout the year, such as meeting recaps, to keep up with demand. The latest upgrade is called Live Reactions. As OnMSFT reports, it's a new way for meeting attendees to share feelings with non-verbal reactions. Troy Batterberry, VP of Microsoft Teams Meetings and Calling Program Management, took to LinkedIn to announce Live Reactions for desktop and mobile. "As much as 70%-90% of human communications are non-verbal," he wrote, so...
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