# Ventura

Ventura is Conducttr’s **library of exercises and personas**. It’s a shared content space that acts as a content library for designers, potentially speeding up exercise creation by using existing personas, assets etc., as well as providing inspiration for scenarios.

## Import pre-made exercises

You can access Ventura from the Editor before selecting or creating a new project/exercise from the button highlighted below:

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Then you'll see a selection of exercises available to import into your Editor:

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Click `Add to my projects` to import the exercise.&#x20;

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Peek inside exercises to see the content available by clicking the arrows highlighted below to browse a drop-down menu of the contained assets.
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## Import personas&#x20;

To save time creating personas for your exercise, you may want to **import personas in bulk from Ventura to your Editor**. This can be especially helpful if you want to simulate large groups of the public. E.g., these personas could then be used for Pattern of Life (PoL) stax emulating tweetstorms.

To import personas directly in the Editor, navigate to `Personas` and access Ventura from the `Import personas` drop down menu:

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Select all/individual personas from the desired list and import them to your persona library by clicking the arrow highlighted below:

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