What is OneDrive?

Basically it is your storage in the sky (or the cloud).
Office 365 Education users get 1TB of space in OneDrive for business.

With OneDrive you can do

• create and share Microsoft Office files
• upload all sorts of files
• find files others have shared with you
• download copies of files
• collaborate on documents

Here's the official tutorial - 

So - how do I work it?

Click on OneDrive from your 365 main page (on the ribbon at the top of your screen or the blue double cloud icon).

This will take you to your OneDrive for Business account.

You will see the following options on the left of your screen. It is pretty self explanatory - and you will have a description box appear if you hover your mouse over any section.

Search OneDrive - type the name of one of your documents to search for it

Documents - All the files you have created or uploaded to Onedrive

Shared with me - Files other users have shared with you

Followed - Documents you have followed to get regular updates on

Site Folders - Folders for KKHS groups your belong to and sites you follow (to be enabled in 2015)

Recycle Bin - Deleted files

Recent Documents - A list of files you last accessed or worked on

What You Can Do

New - Create new Word, PowerPoint, Excel, OneNote, Excel Survey file. Creates new folders.

Upload - Select files from you computer to upload to OneDrive.

Sync - Synchronization of online files with local files on you computer.

Edit - Select a file, then click edit to open and edit it.

Manage - Select a file and click manage to rename, delete, view and more.

Share - Select a file and click share to open and sharing menu to share the file with others.