OneDrive is a cloud file storage application that works on any device, making it easy to create, edit, store and share things like class assignments and projects. ODU offers OneDrive for Business with 5TB of online storage for faculty and staff and 100GB of online storage for students.
Features
Cloud Storage
Faculty/Staff OneDrive accounts can hold up to 5 terabytes (5TB) of data; student accounts have 100GB. When your files are stored in OneDrive, you free up space on your computer's hard drive, allowing your device to perform better.
Work faster and smarter to increase productivity.
AutoSave
MS Office files that are stored in OneDrive will periodically save themselves while you work. If you lose power, if your computer crashes, never worry about the last time you hit the save button.
You won't lose time or data due to, well, anything.
Access Anywhere
Access files from any device (your desktop, laptop, tablet, smart phone) from anywhere with an internet connection (your office, a meeting room, home, on the road).
Never be without access to your important files.
Usage Requirements
Active faculty/staff or student.
University employees must be careful to protect confidential or restricted data. Before using OneDrive to send, store or share University information, review the regulated data storage matrix.
System Requirements
- Windows 10/11 (32-bit or 64-bit)
- Windows Server 2022, Windows Server 2019, Windows Server 2016
- macOS 12/13/14 (Monterey, Ventura, Sonoma)
- Android 6.0 or later
- iOS 16 or later
Getting Started
- Go to office365.88021y.com and log in with your ODU email address and MIDAS password.
- Click on the OneDrive app.