OneDrive Tutorial

OneDrive Tutorial

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Who it's for: This video series is for anyone that is currently using or planning on using Microsoft's cloud storage solution for saving files and collaborating with others.

What it is:
OneDrive is a key part of Microsoft's ecosystem that gives users the convenience of accessing their files from anywhere, on any device.

What you'll learn:
In this series of short videos, you'll learn all of the features of OneDrive, including simultaneous collaboration on documents, syncing your library to your computer, and accessing files shared with you by others.

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Start 0:00
Introduction 0:03
Agenda 2:17
Understanding OneDrive 4:04
Setting Up OneDrive Desktop App 5:36
Setting Up Automatic Backup 7:25
Adding and Organizing Files 11:11
Accessing OneDrive in a Browser 17:28
Sharing - Setting Permissions 25:24
Sharing - Files vs Folders and People vs Groups 31:12
Sharing - Managing Permissions 32:28
Collaboration 34:17
Conclusion 34:54

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[georgezahn]

Excellent video Faz. Will review sections of the video again to make sure I get the salient points in each section. Always look forward to getting more educational Excel, One Drive, Outlook, Windows 10/11 tutorial videos from Learnit. Thanks.

[davidburns]

Terrific video. Straight to the point and very easy to understand without any cute razzle-dazzle.

[azadsingh]

Thank you for all information and features of Onedrive 😊

[rkbrasileiro]

Great basics about OneDrive. It helped me a lot. Thank you.

[wintermorillo]

Super great content, and very easy to understand! Thank you!

[abulaith]

Well explained. Very useful. thank you.

[goodman-itqy]

Your lecture supports me lot, once again thanks.

[stmFantasy]

I have ms 365 & Windows 11. If I'm not interested in sharing or using bells & whistles, shall I type everything in the OneDrive so it's all backed up. Why would anyone not use OneDrive?

[seeshow]

Well explained and thorough, THANKS Karim

[seeshow]

We;; explained and thorough, THANKS Karim

[stpsdxb]

Thanks for sharing amazing to understand

[broken]

My Recycle Bin doesn't have Second Stage Recyling.

[just_jenn]

Hi Faz. As I view this great video, I have a question...I have Windows 10 with a OneDrive account. My system came with everything you talk about but when I try to use, for example, 'Word', it doesn't let me. It wants me to sign up to pay a monthly fee, which is pretty rude considering it should be covered in the cost of buying my pc with the system to start with. My question is, is that correct? Or am I missing something? I can't even type a simple letter without paying for it.

[bradvincet]

I recently moved my Onedrive account to a new laptop and had many files in the Vault. I assumed everything was OK until I tried opening the Vault with my code but the Vault opened up as if I had never used it before! Where are my files? How do I find them? Why did this happen?

[tomthomas]

Thanks clear tutorial. Maybe i move DropBox to OneDrive.

[jordannewcombe]

Great video and content. Long pauses between random words though. If you can push through that then it’s a good watch. Suggestion to talk a bit faster. Thanks!