Microsoft Office 365 is a cloud-based collection of apps and services (email, calendars, Office programs, OneDrive storage, document sharing, and more) that can be used from just about anywhere, using almost any device. A workshop will be held on Tuesday, June 27, from 2-3:30 p.m. in Menard Hall, room 1173, that will provide an introduction to the Office 365 environment. Registration is required. Please contact Jeris.Creasey@llcc.edu to secure your spot.
OneDrive is part of Office 365 and is an online (cloud) file storage application. You are provided with 1TB of storage space for files, photos, etc. Your files can be shared with others, are accessible from any device connected to the Internet and even collaborate with others on your Office documents at the same time while editing the document in the browser.
With Office 365, you can create a document on your office or home computer, save it to OneDrive and edit the same file on another device. No need to email it to yourself or save a copy to a thumb drive. All applications available can be used on-line across multiple platforms (PC/Mac, tablet, iPad, smartphone).
There are two ways to access Office 365, OneDrive and other online applications. Log into your LLCC Email account via the web www.llcc.edu, My LLCC, Email) click on the apps icon (waffle) or the Office 365 link in the upper left of the window. You can access this directly at https://portal.office.co and login with your LLCC Email address. If prompted, choose the Work or School Account option.
After the Spring 2017 semester, LLCC will be converting to this data storage system in place of the current network folder structure.
View the Academic Innovations and eLearning workshop schedule for upcoming classes in Office 365 and OneDrive and/or browse the Microsoft Office Training Center
Moving Network Folder Items to OneDrive – Open Labs
Facilitator: Jeris Creasey, IT Trainer/Technical Writer
The college is converting what is now stored on the network drives to OneDrive. If you store documents on a network drive, you will need to be prepared to move those documents into your OneDrive account before the end of the spring semester. Attend this open lab and get one-on-one assistance with moving your network files to OneDrive. These are open lab/walk-in sessions, so pre-registration is not required. The first lab is scheduled TODAY.
| Date | Time | Room |
| Thursday March 23 | 10:00-11:00 | SGMN0119 |
| Friday, March 31 | 2:00-3:00 | SGMN0119 |
| Monday April 3 | 2:30-3:30 | SGMN0119 |
| Wednesday, April 12 | 2:30-3:30 | SGMN0119 |
| Tuesday April 18 | 10:00-11:00 | SGMN0119 |
| Tuesday April 25 | 1:00-2:00 | SGMN0119 |
| Thursday May 4 | 2:00-3:00 | SGMN0119 |
IT is performing maintenance on our network Sunday, March 5 and Wednesday, March 8 as described below.
Skype (phone) and Colleague systems will be unavailable for a few minutes intermittingly during the maintenance window.
Some campus resources will be sporadically unavailable during this maintenance window. Email, Internet, Colleague, phone, Blackboard, and the LLCC website should all remain accessible during this time. If you have trouble accessing any of those systems, please wait a few minutes and try again.
What type of documents can you upload to OneDrive or a Group site? You can upload any file type, including images, documents, and videos and there are no restrictions placed on file types that can be uploaded. All folders and file types can be shared with other users within the LLCC system.
Note: Do not upload illegally obtained or personal files onto your OneDrive for Business or Group site with Lincoln Land Community College. In addition, prior to uploading your documents verify that the file name follows standard file naming convention and does not contain special characters. If the file name does not meet this criteria you will not be able to upload, regardless of the upload method used and an error message will be displayed.
How do you upload a Folder or File?
You can upload a file by dragging the folder or file to the specified location within the OneDrive for Business app within File Explorer or via the Office 365 Gateway, OneDrive application. Microsoft has several videos on OneDrive. Visit the Office 365 training center.
For assistance installing the OneDrive App please contact the IT Service Desk at 217.786.2555 or submit a ticket via KBOX.
OneDrive is part of Microsoft Office 365 and is an online (cloud) file storage application. Each LLCC account is provided with 1TB of storage space for files, photos, videos, etc. OneDrive should be used to store your LLCC documents that would normally be stored on your individual network folder (Ex. \\llcc.edu\academia\educators or \\llcc.edu\departments\) and\or your office computer documents folder or desktop.
After the Spring 2017 semester ends, LLCC will be converting to this data storage system in place of the current network folder structure. As such, you are strongly encouraged to begin uploading your files to OneDrive and\or attend a training session held in Academic Innovation and eLearning computer lab (faculty and staff are both welcome to attend). Click here to view the schedule and register for a session.
There are two ways to access Office 365, OneDrive and other online applications. Log into your LLCC Email account via the web (www.llcc.edu, My LLCC, Email) click on the apps icon (waffle) or the Office 365 link in the upper left of the window. You can access this directly at https://portal.office.com and login with your LLCC Email address. If prompted, choose the Work or School Account option.
For assistance installing the OneDrive App please contact the IT Service Desk at 217.786.2555 or submit a ticket via KBOX.
How do you share a file or folder from your OneDrive account? You can share only to active LLCC email accounts with an email and the link to the document or by creating a hyperlink to post in an email, on a webpage or with your Blackboard course.
Select the document by clicking to the left of the name. To the far right, Click on Share in the menu. Add People via email address to the right. You can then choose to give Edit or View permissions.
From within an open document, click on Share in the upper right corner. The default sharing method is Invite People. Here you will enter individual LLCC Email addresses. The file option is defaulted with Edit, but you can change to View only permissions. Type in a note to the recipient(s) and click Share.
Should you choose to post a hyperlink to your document, you will select the Get Link. You must choose one of the three options for sharing permissions.
After choosing the permission option that best meets your need, click on Create. Copy the hyperlink and then paste into an Email message (you can send this to a distribution group within your Email Contacts list using this method) or specific course location in Blackboard. Files remained shared until you stop sharing. Create a new hyperlink if you wish to share the document again at a later date and post accordingly.
Stop Sharing or change the sharing permissions on a file or folder at any time. Selecting the file or folder within OneDrive and to the right, click on Shared. A list will appear to the right with the individuals shared with and permissions. Click on the Can Edit or Can View beneath the individual’s name and choose a different permission or Stop Sharing. To stop sharing with all, click on the Share option in the menu after selecting the file or folder. Click on Share With in the window and then Stop Sharing. This will prompt you for a confirmation.
OneDrive is part of Office 365 and is an online (cloud) file storage application. You are provided with 1TB of storage space for files, photos, etc. Your files can be shared with others, are accessible from any device connected to the Internet and even collaborate with others on your Office documents at the same time while editing the document in the browser.
With Office 365, you can create a document on your office or home computer, save it to OneDrive and edit the same file on another device. No need to email it to yourself or save a copy to a thumb drive. All applications available can be used on-line across multiple platforms (PC/Mac, tablet, iPad, smartphone).
There are two ways to access Office 365, OneDrive and other online applications. Log into your LLCC Email account via the web (www.llcc.edu, My LLCC, Email) click on the apps icon (waffle) or the Office 365 link in the upper left of the window. You can access this directly at https://portal.office.com and login with your LLCC Email address. If prompted, choose the Work or School Account option.
After the Spring 2017 semester, LLCC will be converting to this data storage system in place of the current network folder structure.
View the workshop schedule for upcoming classes in Office 365 and OneDrive offered by Academic Innovation and eLearning and/or browse the Microsoft Office Training Center.
OneDrive is part of Office 365 and is an online (cloud) file storage application. You are provided with 1TB of storage space for files, photos, etc. Your files can be shared with others, are accessible from any device connected to the Internet and even collaborate with others on your Office documents at the same time while editing the document in the browser.
With Office 365, you can create a document on your office or home computer, save it to OneDrive and edit the same file on another device. No need to email it to yourself or save a copy to a thumb drive. All applications available can be used on-line across multiple platforms (PC/Mac, tablet, iPad, smartphone).
There are two ways to access Office 365, OneDrive and other online applications. Log into your LLCC Email account via the web (www.llcc.edu, My LLCC, Email) click on the apps icon (waffle) or the Office 365 link in the upper left of the window. You can access this directly at https://portal.office.com and login with your LLCC Email address. If prompted, choose the Work or School Account option.
After the Spring 2017 semester, LLCC will be converting to this data storage system in place of the current network folder structure.
View the Academic Innovations and eLearning workshop schedule for upcoming classes in Office 365 and OneDrive and/or browse the Microsoft Office Training Center.
Please note the following updates for the three EMS applications. Users who need to reserve rooms, check room schedules, or to plan room usage should use the following URLs:
VEMS is now EMS Web App (Event Planning)
VEMS users please copy and save this link to the new EMS Web App: http://ems.llcc.edu/EMSWebApp/ (replaces VirtualEMS). It is also available under Faculty/Staff on MyLLCC. You should be able to log on with your original User ID/Password provided. (User ID is your LLCC email address.) Contact Julie McKinney if you have questions.
EMS Campus Planning Interface (Academic Planning)
EMS Campus Planning Interface has also received some updates and a new link. EMS Campus Planning Interface users please copy and save this new link: http://ems.llcc.edu/CampusPlanningInterface/.
If you are an administrator and have an EMS desktop application and have not already been upgraded, please contact the ITS helpdesk for assistance.