Move what you want to take with you of before you leave. You lose access to OneDrive and downloaded applications when you leave the UiO.Read more about the information classes and what you can store on OneDrive.You can not save all types of information to OneDrive, only information in classes Green - Open and Yellow - Limited.
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Persons with status as "affiliated/tilknyttet" to UiO can use OneDrive and the Office applications online, but do not have license to download the Office applications.Now, you can just sign in and start using OneDrive and the Office applications. Now the UiO terms are harmonized with Microsoft's terms, so the consent solution has been removed. Previously, UiO had a solution where users had to consent to terms of use and wait for approval of the consent. Office 365 is ready for use with Canvas, so teachers can now share documents from OneDrive with students through Canvas, and students can cooperate on collaborative projects and submit papers directly from OneDrive. This autumn term, the UiO switches learning platforms, and now Canvas will be used in almost all teaching. This makes it easy to share and collaborate, and you have easy access to all the stuff you are working on. You also provide settings for whether others with access should only be able to read or also be able to write in documents. You choose whether a document or folder should be available only for you, for other individuals or for anyone who has link to the content. You can access it from anywhere and use it to share documents or folders with others. With OneDrive, you have your own disk on the Internet. Versatile, useful and ready for collaboration Go to the UiO Office 365 page for login and more information.The first time you log in, go to the UiO Office 365 web site, and afterwards you can log in from or other points of entry. Log in with your regular UiO username and password, and use OneDrive and Office applications online, or download the application to up to 5 devices.
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