Go to the Microsoft 365 homepage at Office.com or visit the Microsoft 365 tile in UDo.
Log In: Enter your username [studentnumber]@unimail.derby.ac.uk & your usual Uni password.
Your 365 homepage will open, just click on the app launcher (9 dots, top left) and choose the OneDrive app to get started.
With OneDrive you can:
To get started with OneDrive, see the links below for quick help sheets, online training, and further reading.
OneDrive Quick Start Guide
OneDrive Online Training
OneDrive Further Reading
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