When it became clear we needed to move away from moving BuckeyeBox, we chose OneDrive for Business in part because it has extensive sharing capabilities. However, sharing works differently than you are used to on Box, so it may take some time to get used to the new protocols.
How do I see shared files in OneDrive?
As we move away from BuckeyeBox and onto OneDrive, we know that new employees may still need BuckeyeBox to collaborate with existing users. However, new users will not be able to create and own new files and folders.
Anyone who requests a new account on May 11 or later will have their storage allotment set to zero. This enables new users to save documents to existing folders owned by other users and to collaborate on any content that is shared with them.
We encourage all users to begin new projects in OneDrive in preparation for the retirement of BuckeyeBox.
By popular demand, we are offering more online webinars – part of a series that we will be hosting regularly, on a rotating basis. These online classes will have an in-person instructor who will walk you through the applications and answer your questions. In addition to OneDrive and Teams, we have engaged Microsoft to offer Outlook and OneNote training.
