Importing folders?

Question

New user of Premiere Pro CS6. While I have a lot of long past Premiere 6.5 experience, I've been away from editing for a while. Now I'm back on CS6! How do I import whole folders of clips into CS6? I tried going into Edit>Import, and this will let me go to the folder with the clips I want in it. But it won't let me import the whole folder, just clips that may be in that folder.  So do I need to create new bins to do this?
Also, there are a lot of tutorials floating around for CS6. Here, on You Tube, and other places. It would seem obvious that some are better then others. Any hints about which are better?
As I get back into Adobe, you're probably going to hear other silly sounding questions like this from me, but I learn fast. Thanks!

Answer 1

shooternz said: "If you right click on a Folder in Premiere Media Browser it gives an option "Import"
That would be great, if I could get the folder into the Media Browser. I have a project folder called The Line. Within that folder is a subfolder called The Line Originals, which contains all the actual clips to be used in the project. While I can navagate to the main The Line folder, the Media Browser refuses to show the subfolder (The Line Originals). On other project folders, all the subfolders show up just fine, so I don't get it.
Turns out that I can get both the individual files and the folder as well to import by dragging and dropping from Windows Explorer, but it just bothers me that Media Browser won't do this. Not a big deal since my work-around works, but should a work-around be necessary in software of this caliber?
John T. I looked in the tutorials but didn't see this particular problem covered, but it's a nice source of help!!