If you lose internet access, there’s no way to work on those files offline without one of Microsoft’s paid Office products. Also like the Google suite, it requires your documents be uploaded to the cloud-in this case to Microsoft OneDrive-before you can edit them. As these apps are made for down-and-dirty editing, you’ll notice some omissions on the tool ribbon-the Designs, References, and Mailings tabs are gone from Word, for example-but all the basic functionality is accounted for.Īs with Google Docs, Sheets, and Slides, Office Online works right inside your browser. If you’re on the road or otherwise away from your trusty PC version of Word, you can open a doc in the web version of the app-no conversion required-and dive right in.
Your department may have additional support resources.The app interfaces for Office Online look and navigate pretty much like their desktop counterparts, and therein lies the appeal. SALT Center: Contact your Student Support Specialist if you encounter issues with learning online.
Contact your Access Consultant if you need extra assistance learning online. Think Tank: Academic support services online.ĭisability Resource Center: DRC’s IT Accessibility list has useful suggestions. S.O.S.: For questions or issues when you are unsure about where to go for answers.
Chat with a support representative who can also provide remote “hands-on” help to the interaction. Available 24 hours per day, excluding a few campus holidays.
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