Office 365 refers to a group of software and service subscriptions offered by Microsoft. The Office 365 license provides current Ohio State students and employees with access to Office 365 ProPlus services, including:

· The ability to download and locally install Microsoft Office applications on up to five (5) computers

Fair food truck fun rolls onto OSU-OKC Campus Mon, April 12, 2021 Favorites like cinnamon rolls, funnel cakes and turkey legs to be available OKLAHOMA CITY (April 12, 2021) – Whether it’s. The Microsoft Office 365 integration with CarmenCanvas allows instructors and students to use, create, share, and collaborate on Word, PowerPoint, and Excel files created in Office 365 Online within Carmen. Office 365 Online provides browser-based, online versions of Microsoft Office applications. Please visit our Office 365 page under Collaboration and Storage for more information about this service offering. The Ohio State University may monitor use of these information systems without notice. Unauthorized disclosure of information, or evidence of unauthorized use may be subject to administrative action, civil action, and/or criminal prosecution. The most common software available to most of the OSU community is Microsoft Office 365. Office includes a collection of programs and tools.

Office 365 Za Skolu

· One (1) terabyte of cloud storage through OneDrive for Business

· Online versions of the Office applications

· Mobile applications where you can access, edit, and view Office documents on mobile devices

· Regular access to the latest software updates.

Office 365 Psu

Office 365 also includes other productivity services that are enabled over the internet (cloud services).

Active employees who attempt to install Office 365 ProPlus will be prompted for an Office 365 login. Employees must use their lastname.#@osu.edu and Ohio State password.

After installation, Microsoft will verify the Office 365 account in the background. Users will also be prompted to re-authenticate their license every time their Ohio State password changes and also at other various timeframes. Failure to do so will result in the installed software reverting to 'read-only' status, and the user will lose access to OneDrive and mobile applications.

User training on Office applications can be found on Microsoft’s website.

Office 365 is a versatile product, and we are continually reviewing its applications to determine which ones meet our security requirements. We recently enabled enabling Yammer, To-Do, Whiteboard and FindTime for all students and university employees (excluding Med Center, as they have different security requirements). To access these new tools, visit http://office365.osu.edu/.

• Yammer– The “corporate version” of Twitter, Yammer allows only those with an @osu.edu email address to view your posts. Communicate with anyone in the university – faculty, staff or student. You can also create private groups to narrow the conversation to even smaller audiences, such as a project team or work group. Remember, if you are not using a private group, all faculty, staff and students can see your posts.
• To-Do – Microsoft’s answer to applications like Wunderlist, you can organize your to-do lists into folders, set priorities and get reminders for upcoming deadlines. To-Do integrates with Outlook and other Microsoft tools.
• Whiteboard – Sometimes virtual meetings call for virtual whiteboards, and Microsoft created Whiteboard for that purpose. Whiteboard allows multiple contributors to make notes at the same time, and saves the notes for future reference.
• FindTime– FindTime simplifies the process of scheduling meetings by allowing you to suggest times and invite participants to pick options that work for them. If you have used Doodle, then the concept of FindTime will be familiar. The advantage of FindTime is that it’s integrated with Outlook and can add meetings to your calendar all have responded, and a common time preference is identified.

Office 365 Osumc

You can find articles about all Office 365 applications in our Knowledge Base. If you have questions, please contact the IT Service Desk by phone (614) 688-HELP (4357), by email at itservicedesk@osu.edu or by logging in online at go.osu.edu/it.