✨ Why OneDrive Sharing is So Helpful:

• You can share ad hoc — perfect for a one-off file you need to send without creating a whole new Team or SharePoint site.

• You can set an expiration date for the link, so access ends automatically after a certain day. (This is a great security feature.)

• You can change or stop sharing later if you no longer want someone to have access.

• And if you have the OneDrive mobile app, it’s even easier — you can share files right from your phone while you’re out and about.

📌 How you can quickly share a file or folder

1. Open OneDrive (web, desktop or app).
2. Right-click the file or folder you want to share and select Share.
   
3. Add a name to choose who can access it (People you choose, Anyone with the link, etc.).
4. Decide if they can view (read-only) or edit the file, then send.
   
5. Determine if you want the link to expire using the settings.
   
6. Enter a message and click Send.
    

💡 Pro tip: You can add multiple shortcuts from different Tea...

🧠 Microsoft Loop vs. OneNote—What’s the Difference? 📒🔁

✨ Collaborate Faster Without Giving Up Your Notes!

Maybe you’ve heard of Microsoft Loop—but is it just another version of OneNote? 🤔 Not quite!

I’ll show you how these two tools are different and when to use each one. Spoiler: you’ll probably use both!

🧩 Loop = Sticky Notes for Real-Time Collaboration
📓 OneNote = A Binder for Your Thoughts and Meetings

Time to Read/Watch: ~3 min

Loop is great when you need a fast, interactive way to brainstorm, assign tasks, or take action right inside a Teams chat or Outlook email. OneNote is your go-to for detailed meeting notes, organized sections, and long-term storage.

🔍 Quick Comparison: