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1 Export/Import of TurningPoint Session Files I: Putting the D2L Export Scheme in the Right Folder on Your Computer Tanya Joosten and Gerald Bergtrom Learning Technology Center University of Wisconsin – Milwaukee October, 2005 Edited by Alan Aycock, Susan Gifford

2 In this tutorial you will: Locate a downloaded or copied D2L export scheme on your office computer Copy the D2L Export Scheme to the Export Schemes folder in My Documents

3 Copy the D2L Export Scheme file from a CD or download it from e- mail you receive from the Learning Technology Center.

4 Double-click on My Documents

5 Double-click on the TurningPoint folder.

6 Next, double-click on the Export Schemes folder.

7 Next, drag & drop or copy the D2L Export Scheme file into the Export Schemes folder.

8 If the filename includes an.xml file extension, remove the.xml extension (rename the file to end with.tpx only). The file icon should change to resemble other export schemes.

9 You are ready to Launch TurningPoint and export a session file.

10 The End

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