How to use the new meeting annotations experience in Teams

In Microsoft Teams, collaborative annotations enable meeting participants with the presenter role to enable annotations after sharing their screen. This allows everyone in the meeting to draw, add a note, react, highlight text, and more to share their thoughts right on the content, live with everyone else. Participants sharing their screen will have the ability to save content with collaborative annotations as a Microsoft Whiteboard, enabling all meeting participants to revisit this content and continue collaborating after the meeting.
Furthermore, screen shares can now pause the annotation session to interact with underlying content without stopping the flow.
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⏲Timestamps
00:00 Introduction
00:17 Interact with underlying content without stopping the annotation session
03:39 How to save the annotation session on the Whiteboard
04:32 Conclusion
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