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Hey everyone, Kevin here. Today I want to show you how you can use document libraries in Microsoft SharePoint. First off, what is a document library? Well, its a place where you can store files. Think of a Word document or maybe an Excel spreadsheet or even an image file. And then those files are easily accessible by other people on your team. Now this might sound a lot like Microsoft OneDrive. OneDrive is focused on your own personal cloud storage space. While with SharePoint document libraries, its focused more on team storage space. Were going to walk through all of the details today of how document libraries work. Well even look at how they show up in Microsoft Teams. If you want to jump around this video, feel free to use the timestamps down below. All right, lets jump on the PC and lets get started. To be able to use a SharePoint document library, first off, we need to get to SharePoint. And by far the easiest way to get to SharePoint is to hea
