Blackboard training - Uploading of files
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The document provides instructions for uploading files and creating folders in myTUTor. It outlines a three step process: 1) click Files in the Control Panel and select a course, 2) create folders for materials like images, study guides, notes, presentations, etc., and 3) upload files by browsing your computer and submitting them to the appropriate folder. The overall goal is to organize study materials on myTUTor by placing files into course-specific folders.
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