File Storage & Sharing

Learn more about file storage and sharing with Microsoft Teams, OneDrive for Business and MyWorkDrive.

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OneDrive for Business

Learn more about the features, best practices, how-to and tips and tricks knowledge base articles for OneDrive for Business

MyWorkDrive

Learn more about how to install and use MyWorkDrive (WWW).

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Pinned Article File Storage Options

Common File Transfer Error Messages

Learn more about some of the common file transfer error messages when moving data into Microsoft Teams.

How to Upload Files into a Team

Learn how to drag and drop or upload existing files in Microsoft Teams.

Moving Files from File Explorer (PC) into Teams

Learn how to move files from File Explorer (PC) to Microsoft Teams by dragging and dropping.

Moving Files from Finder (Mac) into Teams

Learn how to move files from Finder (Mac) to Microsoft Teams by dragging and dropping.

MyWork Drive: Faculty Requesting Access to T: and W: Drives

Sharing a file in OneDrive

Sharing a OneDrive file directly from Outlook

Sharing Read-Only Content

How to share files and folders in Teams as read only.

Sync your Teams Files to your File Explorer on PC (Windows)

Learn how to sync your files in Microsoft Teams to the File Explorer (PC) / Finder (Mac) on your computer.