Saving Files to OneDrive
Go to office.com and sign in to your Microsoft account.
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Click the "New" or "Upload" button at the top of the page.
Select "Files" to upload individual files or "Folder" to upload an entire folder2.
Choose the files or folder you want to upload from your computer.
Click "Open" or "Upload" to begin the upload process2.
The selected files will now be saved to your OneDrive cloud storage.
The selected files will now be saved to your OneDrive cloud storage.
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Benefits of storing files in the cloud:
When you store your files in the cloud, you can:
- Access and update files from anywhere on any device.
- Share photos and files with others.
- Manage your business files on the road.
- Collaborate on documents with others at the same time.
- Synchronize files from the cloud service to your personal desktop and work with them offline.
Sharing documents the right way makes you more productive
To make a document easy to share, store it in one location, and then share it with others. This ensures you are working with the latest version. It also eliminates the need to search through e-mail and folders on a network drive to find the latest version.
Sharing also enables document collaboration through coauthoring. Once an Office document (Word, PowerPoint, Excel, and OneNote) is stored in the cloud, you and others can edit it simultaneously when working with the document. Coauthoring a document helps speed completion of the document and meet deadlines.
You can sync the files in your OneDrive so they’re always available on your Camosun computer, even if you’re offline.
Once they’re synced, you can add, edit, or remove files from your Camosun computer, and your changes sync automatically.