It would be great if I could use Wrike to organize my daily web news reading notes methodically. Benefits would be:
- Methodical organization of insights and notes with consistent tagging and structure for fast recall and sharing.
- Fast note-taking, including simplifying the reference process. User could simply highlight a section of an article, and Wrike would capture an accurate/consistent citation captured in Wrike.
The manually-triggered action in web and mobile web browsers would automatically pull the citation (i.e., publication title, article title, section, author byline, date of article, copyright information). It would also include:
- abbreviated paragraph start/end info (e.g., paragraph starting: "abc…" and ending "…def."
- the highlighted passage in its entirety, word for word.
The automation would insert the user's chosen Note [Task] Title and selected Tags (Labels), and selected citation format (e.g., APA, MLA, Chicago). This would be a setting, but could be overridden upon entry, if desired.
Upon highlighting a line or passage while reading news, the user would:
- add label (folder/project tag)
- add an optional prefix for the task title. User can optionally insert "[Publication], [Section]:" (e.g., "WSJ, World:")
- edit the title (i.e., defaulting to article title in grey: "WSJ, World: U.S. destroys Iran's largest oil production complex" allowing user to edit the title.
- select citation style (e.g., APA, MLA or Chicago style).
- automation would insert the task title (with prefix) and labels along with the citation in the task details, including the section, paragraph start/end, and entire highlighted passage, using (citation style).
Could be a browser extension. Would be great if solution could also work with mobile app readers (e.g., Apple News).
See request 1672332 for more details. (marked as resolved, but may not be completed).
Thanks!
Renee Clark
