Microsoft OneDrive is available through Cornell's Office 365 and helps university faculty, students, and staff store, share, sync, and collaborate on their documents, spreadsheets, presentations, and other files. OneDrive is personal storage where by default, your documents are available only to you, but it's easy to selectively share them with others. If you would like a storage option where files are available to a group by default, consider Microsoft Teams or SharePoint.
Because it's part of Office 365, OneDrive has features to reduce the number of steps needed to connect the files you work with most often.
Learn about OneDrive
Microsoft offers:
-
Video training
Including quick start, get started with OneDrive, manage your files, and share and sync -
OneDrive Help and Learning
Written documentation covering OneDrive and its features.
One Terabyte of Storage for Faculty, Students, and Staff
Cornell faculty, students, and staff can store up to one terabyte (1,000 gigabytes) of files for their university-related work in their OneDrive account.
Collaboration Beyond Cornell
You can work together on a file with your colleagues outside Cornell. Learn about external or guest sharing in OneDrive.
Service Details
OneDrive
Audience(s):
Regulated Data:
See the Regulated Data Chart for Cornell policy considerations for this service.
Comments?