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Overview 


OneDrive is an internet-based storage platform. Similar to the idea of a hard drive that is stored online. Key features are listed below, as well as how to use OneDrive online and on your computer. 




Collaboration

  • Through OneDrive on the Office 365 Portal you can share folders or files with other users.
  • You can also edit any Office file (word, powerpoint, excel) online without having to install Office.
  • If you share an Office file with someone, you can both edit the same document in real-time together.


Backup Storage

  • The OneDrive policy implemented by IT will backup a majority of your user profile data on your computer.
  • Once you save a document, the file will auto-sync to OneDrive, creating an instantaneous backup. (as long as you are connected to the internet)
  • As long as you put your data into the OneDrive folder you will have a backup in the cloud in case your computer breaks.


Accessibility

  • Data stored in the cloud is accessible and editable from any computer as long as it has a internet connection and your login credentials.
  • Only you have access to the data you store on OneDrive, unless you share the data with someone else.
  • This storage option is much easier than accessing the T or P drive, which requires a VPN connection and knowledge of mapping a network drive.

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 Accessing OneDrive Online

Overview 


OneDrive is an internet-based storage platform. Similar to the idea of a hard drive that is stored online. Key features are listed below, as well as how to use OneDrive online and on your computer. 



Collaboration

  • Through OneDrive on the Office 365 Portal you can share folders or files with other users.
  • You can also edit any Office file (word, powerpoint, excel) online without having to install Office.
  • If you share an Office file with someone, you can both edit the same document in real-time together.


Backup Storage

  • The OneDrive policy implemented by IT will backup a majority of your user profile data on your computer.
  • Once you save a document, the file will auto-sync to OneDrive, creating an instantaneous backup. (as long as you are connected to the internet)
  • As long as you put your data into the OneDrive folder you will have a backup in the cloud in case your computer breaks.


Accessibility

  • Data stored in the cloud is accessible and editable from any computer as long as it has a internet connection and your login credentials.
  • Only you have access to the data you store on OneDrive, unless you share the data with someone else.
  • This storage option is much easier than accessing the H drive, which requires a VPN connection and knowledge of mapping a network drive.

Overview


This article explains how to use the many features of OneDrive online including accessing your OneDrive, navigation, sharing files, adding files/folders, and more. 


Accessing Office 365

  1. Login into 365.MyLMC.org with your LMC email account and password.

  2. Once you arrive at the landing page now click on the OneDrive Icon and Microsoft will now setup your OneDrive and take you to your OneDrive landing page



  3. Next you will see a number next to certain features in the picture below and we have outlined their function below:

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      Click this Icon in the upper left hand corner of the window to view all your Office 365 Applications

      You can search for documents in your OneDrive

      The features of this area:
      1. New: add new folders or create new online office documents
      2. Upload: Files or Folders from your computer
      3. Sync: Will sync changes to make sure everything is up to date in the OneDrive
      1. Bell: Notifications and Reminders
      2. Gear: Here you can change application settings such as Mail, Calendar, and Office365 general settings
      3. Question Mark: Help section
      4. Icon: Change your picture, profile information, or log out
      1. Files: All your files in your OneDrive
      2. Recent: What you have worked or opened recently
      3. Shared: Documents that people have shared with you to colloborate on
      4. Discover: See what's trending around you, based on who you work with and what you're working on.
      5. Recycle Bin: Find items you deleted.
  4. There are also additional options once you have highlighted a folder or file that are displayed above your files or you can access the same menu if you click the three dots once a folder or file have been selected.




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