Select the Start Menu, and search for Storage settings. Storage Sense ignores other locations, including physical drives, such as CD and DVD drives, and logical partitions, such as D: drives.
Storage Sense runs only on the C: drive, so your OneDrive location must reside on the system partition (C:\). This seems like several more steps than necessary considering an integrated service, but does provide the initial ask-dynamic docs behind static links.Important: Storage Sense is available for Windows 10 version 1809 and later. The individual faculty member I'm working with and I have simply circumvented it by linking directly with OneDrive Online shareable links-edit permissions, copy link, paste to Canvas, repeat. The option to at least allow downloading seems like a gimme considering this application, yet doesn't exist. I'm also, considering our transition and the fragility of many faculty members, looking to avoid the words "don't use" and "caveat" and "not fully functional yet." I want to present this as a robust integration, ready to handle all of their options and needs. This is an IMMENSE timesaver and something I was really hoping to promote. The initial hope was to produce static links in Canvas to dynamic documents in OneDrive such that instructors can, for example, change the current semester dates on their syllabus, hit save, and the docs on Canvas will automatically update as well.
We're a Microsoft university and many of our faculty use OneDrive extensively many are excited about the integration and direct access to their file-including me. As an instructional designer I encourage it, especially as our University is transitioning to Canvas in the upcoming semester. Of curiosity.is there a reason why you wouldn't want to store course files directly in the "Files" area of your course and then link to those files for your students to access? This would eliminate the reliance on a third-party to store files in another location other than Canvas.įaculty love to click buttons-I'm sure you're all aware of that.
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