How to Use OneDrive: Mastering the Microsoft Ecosystem

What You’ll Get

1. Core Course Material

• In-depth video lessons covering the features and capabilities of OneDrive.
• Comprehensive text-based guides with step-by-step instructions.

$497 Value

2. Practical Exercises and Quizzes

• Real-world scenarios to practice using OneDrive in a personal and professional setting.
• Comprehension quizzes to reinforce learning and ensure mastery of key concepts.

$197 Value

3. Automation Templates

• Ready-to-use templates for creating powerful automations with Microsoft’s Power Automate.
• Templates for integrating Microsoft 365 and OneDrive with third-party automation tools.

$97 Value

4. User Management & Access Control Guide

• Detailed guide on implementing robust security practices.
• Tips for establishing regular data backups and disaster recovery plans.

$147 Value

5. Advanced Tools and Technologies Guide

• Exploration of advanced features of OneDrive.
• Recommendations for the best and external tools for Microsoft 365.

$97 Value

6. Case Studies and Real-World Applications

• Real-world examples and case studies demonstrating successful implementation of OneDrive and Microsoft 365.
• Insights into the implementation process and outcomes.

$97 Value

7. Supplementary Resources and Updates

• Continuous access to updated materials reflecting the latest changes and additions to OneDrive.
• Additional resources based on student feedback to keep skills current.

$97 Value

What Will You Learn?

• How to use OneDrive
• How to use Microsoft apps with OneDrive
• How to use OneDrive for business
• How to solve common issues

Welcome to our in-depth course that will show you everything there is to know about how to use your OneDrive account. OneDrive and by association, Microsoft 365, has a lot of features, tools, settings and functionality that can feel a bit overwhelming. With this course, you will learn how to get the most out of your account and become a OneDrive power user.

OneDrive is Microsoft’s cloud storage solution, letting you store your folders and files online and share them with whomever you’d like. It has a desktop app for Windows and Mac devices and supports mobile apps for Android and iOS. With file synchronization, your folders and files stay updated and available no matter what device you use to access them. 

Most paid plans come with more than just cloud storage — even the free plan has access to the core Microsoft productivity apps — and you enter into the larger Microsoft ecosystem. These plans include apps like Word, Excel, PowerPoint and Outlook. More advanced plans have apps like Editor, OneNote and Microsoft Teams.

Beyond additional Microsoft apps, you can use your OneDrive to free up space on your devices by transferring older data, use it as a backup for the images on your mobile device or stream media from your account.

Business users have plenty of features as well, and this course will cover what they are and how to use them. These additional features include a robust admin center and user access and management and data compliance.