Chapman University offers multiple options for cloud storage solutions, such as OneDrive and Google Drive. Below is a short comparison chart to help clarify the similarities and differences between both cloud storage solutions.
Important Changes to Google Storage
Last year Google announced it would end its long-standing policy of providing unlimited storage to higher education institutions. All universities will now have to limit the amount of data they can store in their Google instances. Please visit our Google Storage Change page to learn more.
OneDrive | Google Drive | |
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Collaboration |
Real-time (both desktop and web apps) |
Real-time (web apps only) |
Integrated Applications | Office 365 suite & 3rd party (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, etc.) ONLY | Google Workspace (Docs, Sheets, Slides, etc.) and some 3rd party apps. |
Email Access | Outlook | N/A - Gmail is not available through Chapman licensing. |
Data Access Protection | SSO & 2FA | SSO & 2FA |
Versioning | 500 Versions | 30-day history |
File Sharing Permissions | Three tiers plus additional advanced permissions scenarios. | Three tiers of user permissions: View, Edit, and Comment. |
File Sync to Desktop | Yes | No |
Available Storage |
1TB Faculty & Staff 100GB Students |
40GB Faculty & Staff 15GB Students* |
Please visit our Dropbox page for more details and information about Dropbox licensing.