```python
>>> import motor
>>> motor._dict_.keys()
dict_keys(['__package__', '__loader__', '__builtins__', '__cached__', 'tornado', '__name__', 'absolute_import', 'pymongo', 'motor_py3_compat', 'text_type', '__file__', 'get_version_string', 'unicode_literals', '__spec__', 'version', '__path__', 'expected_pymongo_version', 'version_tuple', '__doc__'])
```
There's no `motor_asyncio` or `MotorClient`, so motor is effectively unusable.
Also note on python 3.4, there is no `motor_asyncio` attribute - I'm guessing the stuff under `motor_asyncio` was moved into the top-level namespace - so the tutorial is inaccurate.