Although not depicted in FIG. 20, participant feedback may further include advice based on analysis of sentiment and/or non-verbal cues recognized by computerized intelligent assistant 1300. For example, if Anna frequently interrupted Beatrice, such advice may direct Anna to be careful about interrupting others, along with an indication of times in the transcript where Anna interrupted Beatrice. Accordingly, Anna may be able to review the transcript to become more cognizant about when she may be interrupting others. Participant feedback may further include exemplary interactions where an utterance provoked a specific reaction, e.g., if Carol said something that caused Dan to express negative sentiment, participant feedback given to Carol may indicate what she said to cause Dan to express the negative sentiment. Similarly, feedback may indicate exemplary interactions that led to various other sentiments, as well as non-verbal cues like raised voices, interruptions, pauses/silences, and conference participants departing the conference. In some examples, such exemplary interactions may be useable by computerized intelligent assistant 1300 to identify causes of conflict during the conference, and/or to identify portions of the conference that went particularly well.
Participant feedback may also include feedback regarding the timing and/or logistics of the conference. For example, such feedback could include calling attention to whether the conference started and/or ended on schedule, along with an indication of which conference participants showed up early, showed up late, and/or left early.
