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I have my files organized by topic into folders and subfolders. I use naming conventioins to order them alphabetically in the order I want. When I want files or folders to be ordered chronologically, I start the names with numbers. I can order files by date like this: 2020-08-31-FileTopicName

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I organize my files by subject/grade level/audience

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I organize my files by student, standards, and grade level. 

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I organize my files by student, standards, and grade level. 

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It is easy to create folders to organize saved documents through OneDrive.

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I like the way I can organize my documents and condense to folders and sub folders.

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creating folders and organizing materials is very simple with OneDrive. It is similar to other doc platforms but the organization is much easier. It is also fairly simple to convert docs and upload into new files

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I organized my OneDrive by subject. In each subfolder by unit. I like the idea of organizing by standard and may try that this year as I reorganize.

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I can finally organize my files, rather than searching through various documents I've simply uploaded to my computer.

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I can finally organize my files, rather than searching through various documents I've simply uploaded to my computer.

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It's much easier to upload files/folders onto OneDrive than I expected. I've been organizing and moving my documents within folders and subfolders.

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Like most people I organize folders and subfolders by subjects. I still need to take some time to merge some files I still use from previous jobs with my current files, and set up new organization for remote learning this year.

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Easy way to move files and organize in folders...not a big job...very nice!

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One drive allows for easy and streamlined organization

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OneDrive makes it easy to drag and drop files where you need them to be. This format will allow me to easily keep things organized!

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I organized my files my subjects/topics. Within those files, I create grade specific files. With math, I also added specific themes, for example files may have been named fractions or division so I can locate the necessary files. This allowed me to easily navigate and find my files during distance learning.

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OneDrive allows for the creation of folders and the importing of files and folders from other sources (other cloud storage, harddrive storage, etc.) through a simple process. This allows users to keep files organized and readily accessible.

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I'm excited to organize my files on OneDrive. To start fresh with my new computer in a new position I am probably going to archive work from previous years and create a folder with subfolders folders for this year. I imagine I will have folders for each course, management, building information, district information... similar to the folders I had on my H drive.

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During distance learning last year, I organized my files my week and had another folder that was organized by student. I will likely do something similar this year, but will also have folders for subject matter.

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With the little organization that I have with my one drive, my documents are usually in files labeled by the assignment. My goal before school starts will be to clean out my one drive and figure out a more sensible way to organize stuff. Maybe by subject or themes?

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I am organizing by subject since I teach 4 and 5th depending on enrollment. Sometimes it is a split class. For math, I will continue to organize by CCSS, this will be helpful when enriching and reteaching students.

For my student samples, I will organize by year, grade, concept.

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My OneDrive has 50 folders that are named by topic. Some relate to curriculum, some are College in the High School, others are for our pen pals and our sister school in France, and yet others are for organizing classes and performance assessments.

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My OneDrive has 50 folders that are named by topic. Some relate to curriculum, some are College in the High School, others are for our pen pals and our sister school in France, and yet others are for organizing classes and performance assessments.

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(Lola Haveman)

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How did you organize your OneDrive? By subject, unit, standards, what else?

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How did you organize your OneDrive? By subject, unit, standards, what else?