Storing Data on OneDrive
- Caleb SE-Stipkovits (Deactivated)
- Joey Savignano
Introduction
OneDrive is an excellent location for securely storing your data in the cloud while also making it accessible on your device. Use OneDrive to upload and save files that only you need to access, or to share files with a colleague or small group before finishing and publishing to a SharePoint site. Visit Microsoft for more help storing data on OneDrive.
How to store your data on OneDrive via browser
In your preferred browser, search and open OneDrive.
Click Upload near the top of your screen.
Select either File or Folder and select your data.
Click Open. Your data should now be uploaded to your OneDrive cloud.
How to store your data on OneDrive via the OneDrive app
Open the OneDrive app on your device.
From the File Explorer Navigation pane, select the files you want to upload click and drag them to OneDrive-Seattle University.
Your data should now be uploaded to your OneDrive cloud.
Note: Do not use OneDrive for long-term storage of business files or important organizational data. OneDrive is connected to a person’s account; if that person leaves the organization, the OneDrive data will become inaccessible. Please consider storing these files on a relevant SharePoint site so that everyone that needs to access them can do so.
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