The Utah State Board of Education (USBE) is thrilled to provide
Scrible Edu Pro, the most advanced research/writing platform ever built, to all Utah K-12 educators and students. You now have access to
Scrible Edu Pro! This email will help you get started. Please read it carefully and save it for later reference. For background,
learn about Scrible here.
Virtual Professional Learning/Training
Signing Up
Sign up and into your Scrible account using one of the single sign-on (SSO) options listed on the
Sign In Page with your official school or district email address (e.g.
jane.smith@beaver.k12.ut.us) by clicking the corresponding icon (e.g. Google, Microsoft, ClassLink, Clever) below the Sign In Button. This step will ensure your account is upgraded with
Edu Pro features and avoids the need to remember a separate password for Scrible.
When you first sign up, you’ll
need to authorize Scrible to access the requested permissions and then complete your account information. Educators should indicate they’re using Scrible for "School (Educator)" and students should
choose "School (Student)".
Canvas SSO is also supported. See the articles below on how to use SSO with each platform. If you use multiple platforms, see
this article on deciding which platform to use for SSO.
Signing In
Once you have an account, clicking your preferred SSO icon on the
Sign In Page will take you straight into your account.
Connecting Apps
See these platform-specific articles on how Scrible integrates with each platform:
Your SSO connection and connected apps can be managed under your account
Settings.
Installing Tools
Install the Scrible Toolbar
Chrome Extension or
Edge Extension,
which enable you to curate, annotate, and cite online articles (i.e. webpages and PDFs). Install the
Scrible Writer Google Docs Add-on and/or
Microsoft Word Add-in to search your
Scrible Library from within a doc, insert comments and quotes from your Library and manage your bibliography in the doc.
Pushing Tools for Students
Technology administrators are advised to push these tools to all student accounts to ensure easy access and prevent teachers from being burdened with a litany of related student help
requests during distance learning, particularly since the tools are inconspicuous. Google Admins, see
this article pushing the Chrome Extension
and Docs Add-on to student accounts.
Self Help Resources
Scrible offers these on-demand resources to help you get started and troubleshoot:
Getting Help
Naomi Watkins, Ph.D.
Secondary ELA and Library Media Specialist
Utah State Board of Education
801-538-7616