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Overview
This article explains the transition from MavDISK (M: Drive) to OneDrive and outlines how students can store, access, share, and collaborate on files using OneDrive, as well as how to request archived MavDISK files.
How-To
MavDISK (M: Drive) has been replaced with OneDrive for storing files and sharing files. OneDrive has many new features for students including:
- Files are available to you anywhere you are on any device.
- Files are versioned and automatically backed up. If you make a mistake, you can revert back to a previous version.
- Files can be easily shared in various ways with other students or faculty.
- Microsoft Office document files can use Microsoft Office apps to create and modify your work - and they are automatically saved on OneDrive.
- Multiple people can be working on the same document at the same time if you share it with them.
Access to Archived MavDISK Files:
If you had files stored on MavDISK that you would like to keep, submit an ITS Service Request. Your MavDISK files can be saved in a .ZIP file and sent to you.
Outcome
After reviewing this article, users will understand how OneDrive replaces MavDISK, what features and benefits OneDrive provides, and how to request access to archived MavDISK files if needed.
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