Community reviews for OneDrive

OneDrive is not so much a teaching tool as a Cloud file storage app. I like that my students and I can share files and access them from several different types of devices.

I really like OneDrive as a collaborative resource. Students can work together on a document or presentation. In most cases, they are able to work easily to create a polished product. I also like that students are able to work on documents, no matter what the platform, and share them with me. I don't need to worry about emails not coming through, flash drives not working, or printers being broken. I have had issues with OneDrive not working at times, but for the most part it has been pretty reliable.

I think OneDrive is great if you have Office 365. It makes it very easy to collaborate and share documents without printing paper. I like how I can edit documents via the web or have the choice to edit in the desktop version of applications like PowerPoint or Word. Most importantly, I appreciate the flexibility and accessibility that OneDrive allows with any device: desktop computer, iPad, Android device, or Windows phones. I look forward to using it more this year as we get more educators and students using the application for research and moving towards more paperless options for sharing and acquiring student work.