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WiLS Partners with Scrible to Help Wisconsin Schools Affordably Access its Research and Writing Super App

Scrible, the super app that streamlines the research and writing process for students and educators, announced its partnership with WiLS (formerly Wisconsin Library Services) to provide its members access to Scrible at a substantial discount.

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WiLS is a non-profit membership organization that facilitates collaborative projects and services to advance library service and help its members across the state of Wisconsin save time and money.The organization now offers Scrible’s paid plans (Scrible Edu Pro Teacher Plan, School Plan and District Plan) at a reduced rate. Through the partnership, more educators and students will be able to use Scrible’s robust platform to advance teaching and learning of the research and writing process.

“We’re excited to partner with WiLS to advance our shared goal of preparing students for college and the modern workplace,” said Victor Karkar, CEO of Scrible. “This partnership will make powerful tools accessible to librarians and their schools to support development of the vital digital literacy and communication skills students need for success in college and beyond.”

Historically, educators and students have had to use and manage multiple tools for the research and writing workflow. Scrible consolidates those tools in one place, streamlining a student’s process of curating, annotating, citing and writing. The platform also enables librarians and teachers to track students’ progress in real-time, easily access their work and provide timely feedback on it.

“Scrible is a game changer for students, teachers and librarians alike,” said Jeff Brunner, WiLS Cooperative Purchasing Program Manager. “It’s going to become an essential tool in teaching students how to research, write, edit and cite papers. These are critical skills that will serve these students in their academic and professional careers.”

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