(Subscribe to our Today’s Cache newsletter for a quick snapshot of top 5 tech stories. Click here to subscribe for free.) Microsoft has introduced a new set of features to improve the meeting experience for users on the Teams platform. Using the 'virtual breakout rooms' feature, meeting organisers will be able to split meeting participants into sub-groups to enable discussions. Organisers can create up to 50 breakout rooms in a Teams meeting or a Teams channel meeting, with participants either manually or automatically assigned to the sub-groups. Also Read | Microsoft Teams rolls out new personalisation features The participants can re-join the larger group meeting at any moment, and the files from the breakout rooms can be accessed in the main meeting as well. The feature has started rolling out and will be available to Government Community Cloud customers first, Microsoft noted in a blog post. Teams users will now get a notification when a scheduled meeting's time is coming to an end. The notification will appear on screen when there are five minutes remaining in the meeting, and will disappear after 10 seconds. It just alerts the users and does not terminate the meeting automatically. In addition, a simplified… Read full this story
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