User dedicated storage

1. What are storage options in Core-iQ for me as a user?

• Cloud storage and additional options: OneDrive or Google Drive can be used if they're enabled for your organization.
• Read more in this article. 

2. Can I continue working on the uploaded file?

• If you have your file in the Home folder, all your files will be there every time you start the streaming session.
• Remember to move your files from the Temporary to the Home folder in order to save your work the next time you start the streaming session.
• If you have linked your OneDrive or/and Google Drive

3. How much space do I have?

• For the cloud storage (Home and Temporary folders) - between 50 and 150GB.
• For OneDrive and Google Drive - depending on the license with Microsoft/Google, often it's 1TB per user.

4. What is the difference between the options: cloud storage and the OneDrive or Google Drive?

• The cloud storage is personal storage that appears as Home Folder in the Core-iQ portal. Observe it as a space on your computer with the difference you're using cloud (virtual) computer and storage it has.
• OneDrive and/or Google Drive are other storage options you might use. For more convenience, you can link your account(s) with Core-iQ and access files easily and quickly.

1. Using Chrome as your browser, you can copy and paste text directly in your browser.
2. Using the "Clipboard tool" in the menu, you can copy and paste text
3. To copy and paste more than text you need to upload/download it as a file through the storage interface or use OneDrive to transfer the files.

• Find more in this article.

7. Can we share files between users?

• Sharing files between users is done through OneDrive/Google Drive - all folders and files that are shared with you through OneDrive/Google Drive will be accessible in Core-iQ. If a lecturer shares a folder with his students, they will all be able to access the files directly in Core-iQ.

8. What is the benefit for the user if OneDrive and/or Google Drive accounts are linked?

• Open and edit files and folders stored in the cloud storage. Other users cannot access this content unless the user decides to share it.
• Upload and download files between the local computer and cloud storage. Any changes made to files and folders in cloud storage during a streaming session are backed up and synchronized automatically. They are available when the user signs in to a cloud storage account and access cloud storage outside of the streaming session.
• When working in an application, users can access and save files and folders stored in cloud storage.