Office 365 contains several applications that can be used to save and store files, process documents, communicate and collaborate with colleagues within and outside of the University.
Upload and store your files in OneDrive
OneDrive allows you to upload and store your own files and folders. 1 TB of personal storage is included.
Learn more about OneDrive
Collaborate with your groups in Teams
Teams is a social collaboration tool in Office 365 that groups can use to get organised, chat and collaborate in various forms.
A group can be an entire department or office, a project group or simply a set of people sharing the same job tasks and have the need to collaborate.
Learn more about Teams
Create a website in Sharepoint
- Create, store and share content online
- Build web pages, document folders and lists to share information with others
- Create feeds such as orders or applications
- Create a joint calendar for the group/office
Learn more about Sharepoint, Microsoft Support
Work together on digital whiteboards
Whiteboard is a complement to the university's tools for digital meetings. The application facilitates digital collaborations as it makes it possible to create digital whiteboards where you can do post-its, write text, draw and mount pictures and documents. You can use it for example in:
- Workshops
- Project planning
- Group discussions
Learn more about Whiteboard
Word, Excel and Powerpoint
Office 365 also includes the traditional office suite containing Word, Excel and PowerPoint. The applications are linked to your account, not to your device, which means that you can use the applications from any device you like, wherever you are.
More applications in Office 365
Planner allows you to structure and distribute work tasks. OneNote is a digital notebook in which you can write and collect all your notes.
When you log in to Office 365, you will also find other applications available. You are unlikely to use most of these applications, but it can be of use to know that they are there.
If you want to learn more about everything Office 365 has to offer, please go to Microsoft Support.
Office Help & Training
Sensitive data and sensitive personal data
Do not publish sensitive data or sensitive personal data
You are not allowed to store sensitive personal data or information that is bound by secrecy in Office 365. For instance, this includes data such as information about a person's health status, protected personal data, tenders and procurements, information about individuals' ethnic origin, political standpoint and sexuality.
Read more about personal data
If you have any questions regarding information security and storage, please contact the IT security function at Servicedesk.