What is OneDrive?

If you've ever used a thumb drive or flash drive to store your files, you have all the skills needed to take advantage of OneDrive. OneDrive is an online storage space that is provided to all Sac State students for free. Using OneDrive means you no longer have to juggle flash drives and remember which one was used for your Biology classes and which one was used for English since you can store up to 1TB (terabyte) of information. That's a ridiculous amount of storage, up to 6.5 million pages of word documents.

You are not limited to what they store there either. Videos, PowerPoint presentations, Word documents, or PDFs, you can take advantage of that space as though it where a comically large flash drive that you didn't have to keep in your bag.

Saving Files to OneDrive

How to Save or Upload Files - See how to save and access files from any device with an internet connection.

Syncing Files Automatically

If you have a folder that you always want to keep up to date, you can use the steps below to ensure that all the information in the folder (or folders) always have the most up-to-date files.

Sync Files Between Windows and OneDrive

Sync Files Between macOS and OneDrive

OneDrive on Mobile Devices

Watch the video linked below to see how to save and share files saved in OneDrive from your mobile device. There are even more topics on the same page.

Using OneDrive on Mobile Devices, like iOS and Android