You’re working in Microsoft 365, and you need to save a file. But do you put it in OneDrive, Teams, or SharePoint?
Let’s clear it up — with real tips you can use today, and a sneak peek at something new I’m working on just for you.
Think of it as your personal storage space in the cloud. Files are private by default, and it’s perfect for:
Notes, drafts, or working files
Documents not ready to be shared
Your own project materials
⭐ Tip: If you delete something, don’t panic — the OneDrive Recycle Bin keeps files for 30 days (or longer, depending on your settings). You can restore anything with just a few clicks.
When you upload a file in a Teams channel, it’s stored in a connected SharePoint library — and everyone in the Team has access. Teams is ideal for:
Collaborative documents
Meeting notes or shared agendas
Day-to-day work with your department or project team
⭐ Tip: Open files from Teams in the desktop app (look for “Open in app”) — you’ll get more formatting tools and a smoother experience, especially in Excel and PowerPoint.
SharePoint supports:
Company-wide templates, guides, and resources
Department libraries with structure and metadata
Content that needs to be organized, searchable, and secure
⭐ Tip: Make your SharePoint homepage more useful with the “Quick Links” web part. Add links to top folders, key files, or even your Teams channels.
Understanding the difference helps you:
Find files faster
Avoid permission mix-ups
Save time for what matters most
If you’ve ever felt unsure where to save something — or frustrated trying to find it later — this course is for you.
We’ll cover:
How OneDrive, Teams, and SharePoint work together
When to use which App
Real-world examples and strategies to reduce file chaos
Want early access or updates? Join the waitlist or email me and let me know — I’d love to hear from you.