Talhah Diwan Looking to improve your communication skills, the speech analysing tool called Speaker Coach may be able to help. When activated, it listens to your voice input within Teams meetings and sends you a private report, which others can’t see, highlighting generic strengths and weaknesses in your speech.
It looks for faults in speaking mannerisms using its own predefined parameters. When it does identify faults, it will note down the time stamps and provide this information after the meeting. This is particularly useful for recorded sessions where it is possible to go back to the recording and identify the instances. The tool can be switched on or off when required.
Below is a video showing you how to use Speaker Coach.
Now that you know about Speaker Coach – go try it yourself!
Please note: All information is accurate at the time of posting but the Brightspace / Teams layout may have updated.
For more help or information on this tool, check out the iPark website for handy how-to guides; or Brightspace Bytes on Brightspace for helpful screencast tutorials.
