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| − | '''Access your Office 365 web portal''' to read and send {WSU}} email in the online version of Outlook, open your OneDrive cloud file storage, Use online versions of other Office applications (e.g., Word, Teams) and other online services and resources, install desktop versions of Office applications on your computer, and change your Office 365 settings. You can log in to your Office 365 portal from any device with an Internet connection and browser. | + | '''Access your Office 365 web portal''' to read and send {{WSU}} email in the online version of Outlook, open your OneDrive cloud file storage, Use online versions of other Office applications (e.g., Word, Teams) and other online services and resources, install desktop versions of Office applications on your computer, and change your Office 365 settings. You can log in to your Office 365 portal from any device with an Internet connection and browser. |
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Revision as of 16:24, 3 April 2020
Access your Office 365 web portal to read and send Winona State University email in the online version of Outlook, open your OneDrive cloud file storage, Use online versions of other Office applications (e.g., Word, Teams) and other online services and resources, install desktop versions of Office applications on your computer, and change your Office 365 settings. You can log in to your Office 365 portal from any device with an Internet connection and browser.
Log in to the portal
From the WSU website
- From any page on the Winona State University website, select the Resources tab at the top of the page (Fig 1)
- Select Office365 & Email from the menu
From Office.com
- Use your favorite web browser to go to https://www.office.com
- Select the Sign In button
Enter StarID credentials
Log in with your StarID username and password (Fig 2). Use the following username format:
- Students: StarID@go.minnstate.edu
- Employees: StarID@minnstate.edu
Multi-factor authentication
If you have enabled multi-factor authentication (MFA) on your Winona State University Office 365 account, you might be prompted to verify your credentials using your default verification method. If you haven't enabled MFA, Winona State University Information Technology Services strongly recommends doing so. It's the best way to prevent someone who steals your StarID password from accessing your Office 365 account.
Screenshots
Fig 1. Select Office365 and Email from Resources menu
Fig 2. Enter your username
Fig 3. Office 365 web portal
