How do I manage my quotes?

Keeping track of important quotes for research can be a daunting task. However, with Scrible's Edu Pro Quote Manager, you can pull insights from print articles, books, or other materials to keep your digital research organized. Scrible's tool is your go-to for keeping your research neat and accessible. If you have not yet created your print source, read this article first, then come back here to get started:

Step-by-Step Guide

Access the Quote Manager:

• Log into your Scrible account and navigate to your library containing the source for which you wish to add a quote. Click on the title of the source or navigate to the open source icon  (in the drawer to the right of the source) to open the quote manager.
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Adding a New Quote:

• Click on the "create a quote" link in the pop-up dialogue or Add Text from the Source button  to enter quotes. You can type in quotes directly or paste them from another source.
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Enter Quote Details:

• In the provided fields, type the quote and enter the page number (optional) to help you reference the quote accurately in the future.

• You also have the option to apply an annotation style to the selected quote. For instance, you can apply a highlighter color or an underline. Note: You may choose one style to apply to the whole quote.

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Categorize Your Quotes:

1. Utilize the tagging and categorizing features to sort your quotes. This could be by topic, source type, or relevance to a particular part of your project, making retrieval straightforward and efficient.
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Edit and Comment:

1. You can add a comment, tag, edit, or share the entry for each quote. These changes will be reflected in your Scrible Library. this feature is handy for noting why the quote is relevant or how you plan to use it in your research.
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Integrating Quotes into Your Work:

1. With the Quote Manager, seamlessly pull quotes into your writing or research project within Scrible. This ensures accurate and easy citation and keeps your writing process flowing.
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