Microsoft’s Presenter Coach, your guide to practice presentations, will now be available on Mac, Windows, iOS, Android, and the web.
Earlier, the live coach from Microsoft was available only for the web version of PowerPoint. This Presenter Coach listens to you while you practice a presentation out loud. It analyzes what you say during your practice and warns you if you’re talking too fast or slow, using words like “um” or “ahh,” (how cool is that!)
It delivers the same results on Windows and iOS, just as Microsoft promised, and in the end, it generates a little report, telling what you need to practice.
There are also some new features as well. The presenter can look at body language, warns if you’re repeating words or saying them wrong, and tells not to swear in your presentation.
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