Together Mode in Microsoft Teams is a simple option dedicated to smaller gatherings. It gives you the impression of a large gallery view, showing all the meeting attendees sitting together in a virtual auditorium.
How Together Mode in Microsoft Teams works?
With Microsoft Teams Artificial Intelligence tools in action, the filter slices out the portion of your face, creating an avatar. This face cut-out is then pasted in the virtual background of your team’s view. The avatars then interact with other participants and carry out actions like high-fives, shoulder taps or other celebratory gestures.
- Log in your Microsoft Teams account.
- Click Profile picture to access Profile menu.
- Choose the Settings option.
- Scroll down to General tab.
- Check the Turn on new meeting experience box.
- Start a group call
- Choose Menu and select Together mode option from the drop-down menu.
- Wait for everyone to appear seated on a chair.
Make sure your Microsoft Teams is updated and running the latest version.
How do you use Microsoft Teams in Together Mode?
Open Microsoft Teams by entering your login details (username and password)
Go to your profile pic to access the Profile menu.
When there, choose the Settings option.
Now, scroll down to the General tab.
Here, make sure the checkbox next to ‘Turn on new meeting experience’ is enabled.
Following this, exit the setting and initiate a group call as you usually do.
Simply access the Menu again and choose the Together mode from the drop-down menu.
Wait for the participant’s avatars to appear or being displayed in the common virtual setting.
What is the use of Together Mode in Teams?
The main advantage of using Together mode in Microsoft Teams is that it eliminates unwanted distractions by removing the background space. This improves productivity and lets you focus on your work only. Together mode supports a maximum of 49 participants in a single meeting, but you need at least 5 participants to start a session. Plus, you should be the host.
Can others see Together Mode in Teams?
Yes. However, the participants must have their Camera enabled. After all, every social experience can become better when everyone has a visual presence together.
Why don’t I have Together Mode in Teams?
For Together Mode to be visible, it is essential that you are not the host. If not, you don’t have the permissions to activate Microsoft Teams together mode.
Hope it helps!
