Zoom held its annual Zoomtoopia conference on Monday, providing a glimpse into some of the features it’s working on. There are many enhancements and some of the more notable ones have the potential to change how you use the service.

The first of those is an expansion of Zoom’s automated closed captioning system. At the start of the year, Zoom announced it was making the feature available to all of its users by this fall. Now, the company plans to make it work in 30 languages.

It’s also adding live translation support for 12 languages. Both expansions will occur over the next year and come after the company bought a startup that specializes in real-time translation.

Zoom is working on an expanded Whiteboard experience that will make the feature available on the web and outside of meetings and calls. To that end, you’ll find a separate Whiteboard tab once the experience rolls out in beta later this year.

Then, sometime next year, Zoom plans to work with Facebook to bring its video conferencing software and Whiteboard feature to the company’s Horizon Workrooms to allow you to access them both in virtual reality.

The company is also adding a Zoom Widget that you can dock on your laptop or desktop screen, so you can more easily see your meeting schedule, view who’s in a meeting before you join and let you send a message to the host if you’re running late.(SD-Agencies)