

Android (cell or tablet): Open the Google Play store and search for Microsoft Office.Log in using your UMass Lowell credentials. iOS (Iphone or iPad): Open the App Store and search for Office 365.For mobile devices: Office 365 mobile setup instructions for each operating system.Use your UMass Lowell credentials to log in. Personally-owned computers: To download and install on your personal laptop or desktop, visit Office 365.This software may be run on Windows and Apple computers, iPads, Android, Windows phones, and iPhones. Find Office 365 and click install, this will run in the background.įor installation on personally-owned computers:.Open the applications folder and select the Self Service Icon.Follow the uninstall directions and remove all previous versions of Office.Make sure to close all Office Applications.*MS Project 2019 and Visio 2019 is located in the Self-Service Portal also.


Once the download has finished, you will see another box indicating that Microsoft Office is installing.Please note that it is best to connected through an ethernet cable rather than using wi-fi for better performance.You will see a box that indicates that Microsoft Office is downloading and at what percentage.Select Office 365 and click on the Install button.Open the Self-Service Portal which is located on the desktop (Note: if you do not see Self-Service, it may be listed as Portal Manager in your list of programs.).Make sure all Office applications are closed.Use Office 365 Online For installation on university owned computers: Microsoft Office is licensed for all active faculty and staff. Microsoft Teams allows you to chat, share files and use applications together.Its easier than ever to collaborate with built-in sharing, real-time co-authoring and OneDrive integration.The software is always up to date with new features.O365 is a cloud-based subscription software as a service. Microsoft Office 365 is a suite of cloud-based productivity and collaboration applications that integrates all Microsoft’s existing online applications (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, OneNote, Outlook, Publisher, Sway, and Access) into a cloud service, adding Skype for Business and Microsoft Teams as the main communication and collaboration applications.
