I understand the need to extract text from platforms like McGraw Hill Connect. The simplest method is to highlight the desired text, right-click, and select 'Copy.' However, some sections may restrict this. In such cases, taking screenshots and using OCR tools like Google Lens or Adobe Scan can convert images to editable text. Another workaround is inspecting the page source (Ctrl+Shift+I) to locate the text in the HTML, though this requires basic technical knowledge. Always ensure compliance with copyright laws and fair use policies when using copied material for research.
For longer passages, manual transcription might be necessary, but tools like Otter.ai can assist by recording and transcribing audio if you read the text aloud. Remember to cite the source properly to avoid plagiarism.