We recommend using Chrome or Firefox to follow these instructions. Many of the troubleshooting inquiries we received in the Fall were solved by switching from Safari to another browser.

1. Login to VIULearn
2. Go to the course you want the module to be in
3. Go to “Contents”
4. Click “Table of Contents” on the left (underneath “Course Schedule”)
5. Click “Import Course”
6. Click “Import Course Package”
7. Click “Upload” and select the zip file you downloaded. Don't unzip it!
8. Click “Import All Components”
9. A module called “Library Tutorials” should now be in the Table of Contents for your course.

Inside you will find submodules that you can drag and drop into the relevant sections of your course. We recommend placing the content at students' point of need. ie: Place "Getting Started" at the beginning of the term so students can learn how to search for and access library resources, such as course readings. if you are unsure of how best to organize the library tutorials in your online course, be sure to get in touch and we will work with you. You can delete the "All Library Tutorials" module once you have dragged and dropped all the content where you would like it.

The following video demonstrates Steps 1 - 9 of the import process (no audio):

Troubleshooting

Last semester, some folks had browser extensions that automatically unzipped the import file, which made it not work. Make sure the file you're selecting on Step 7 above is a .zip file. If you can't turn that feature off in your browser, try downloading it on another browser, such as Chrome or Firefox.

If you have any trouble importing it, you can also try the import steps on CIEL’s page.