It’s not easy being the big kid at the popular children’s pool. Yet that’s exactly where Microsoft finds itself with today’s launch of Office Mix into the now-hot education technology market.

Microsoft said Tuesday that the company has opened up a private preview of Office Mix, a new Office app designed to entice users into a presentation through screencasted video and interactive lessons.

Microsoft today released a preview version of Office Mix, a new PowerPoint addon that lets teachers create rich media presentations and interactive lessons and share them online. Office Mix includes ...

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MIXING IT UP: Microsoft today launched its open “customer preview” of the free Office Mix add-in for PowerPoint. Aimed at educators, Office Mix is designed to turn PowerPoint 2013 presentations into ...

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Microsoft has opened the testing floodgates for its newest Office app, known as Office Mix. Office Mix is an extension of PowerPoint that is aimed at the education market, though not exclusively so. I ...

Microsoft is starting to test its new "Office Mix" application, designed to turn PowerPoints into interactive presentations and provide users with analytics about those presentations. The application ...

Microsoft has today announced a raft of updates for its still new Office Mix presentation and teaching tools. Among the new features is an option to pause recording part way through, to ensure you ...

After three years in preview, Microsoft is retiring Office Mix, but its best features will live on as part of PowerPoint. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate ...