OneDrive is a cloud storage service that allows users to store and access files from any device with internet connectivity. It operates by breaking data into bits and storing it in remote server farms, functioning similarly to a USB drive online. OneDrive offers various storage plans, including a free option for up to 5GB and paid plans that provide additional storage ranging from 50GB to 1TB.

1. What is OneDrive?
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2. Overview
How Cloud StorageWorks
Downloading vs. Uploading
About OneDrive
Using your OneDrive
OneDrive Storage Plans

3. How Cloud StorageWorks
• Data broken up into bits & sent across the internet.
• It is stored in big server farms until you need it
• All you need is a cloud storage account & internet
• OneDrive is one of the many cloud storage options

4. Uploading vs Downloading

5. About OneDrive
• It is like a USB on the internet.
• You can store Folders, Documents, photos etc.
• Can be used on phones, tablets, and computers
• You can access it from any computer or device
• It integrates with your windows computer

6. Using your OneDrive

7. OneDrive Storage Plans
OneDrive OneDrive + Office 365
Price Storage Office 365 Plan Price Storage
Free 5GB Personal $6.99/month 1TB
$1.99/Month 50GB Home $9.99/month 1TB for 5 users