It does seem like it would be a lot of work. Or is it okay to setup all users with a personal OneDrive account? I do not know if this goes against any EULA and if it would be a security risk. OneDrive gives you one place to store, share, and sync your work files, all while being backed up safely to the DoD Cloud. It seems to be the easiest options since I can assign everyone a license at once that is synced to AD. Should I buy OneDrive for business for all the 2010 people? This is a cost I would like to avoid. Also would this eliminate the use of mobile OneNote? What is the best way to share OneNote notebooks with everyone and individuals? Should I have them save the data on the local network and only have them access the notebooks while in the building or over VPN? If so how would I handle permissions for notebooks that only a select few can have access to? Would I just setup folders that only certain people can have access to? I would end up creating a lot of folders. ![]() The rest use office 2010 and OneNote 2016. 11 of them have an office 365 account and use OneNote 2016.
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