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What is OneDrive?

OneDrive is a personal library intended for storing and organizing your work documents. As an integral part of Office 365, OneDrive lets you work within the context of your organization, with features such as direct access to your organization's address book.

Engage 365 accounts, along with OneDrive, SharePoint, and other various Apps, are activated / deactivated based upon an individual's current association with the university.  Please refer to the this  to determine if you are eligible for this service.

Store your work documents and related files

With OneDrive you get 1 TB of space in the cloud.  Please note, this storage space is separate from that assigned to your mailbox, which is set to 50 Gb.

All files that you store in OneDrive are initially set to "private", by default, so that only you can see them.  For information on sharing and collaboration, review the information listed below.

Please note:  there are restrictions and limitations associated with the syncing of files with OneDrive.  These limitations are associated with the size of the file; number of files that can be synched; invalid characters in files names and folder names to name a few.  Select the link for detailed information on these . 

Using OneDrive

Microsoft manages and maintains a site that provides training information and videos for using OneDrive.  When visiting this site, select the items listed under the heading of "work or school".  To visit this training site, select .

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