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Since I've changed to the NEW dynamic Blogger template, finding the sidebar with the subscribe,  post archives, and other stuff, has become a little more trixy! So.....Here's a graphic to help!


If you would like an email, delivered right to your inbox, whenever I post a new content, please follow these directions.

1. Go to the "front page" of the blog.
2. Scroll down the blog until the "hamburger" 3 lines appear.
3. Click on it & you're there!

From here you can subscribe in 3 easy ways!

Follow by Email - just type in your name in the top box. Now, here's where I admit I'm a doofus. I don't know why this widget shows typing or text show up as white on white background. Nor, do I understand why the subscribe by email button below doesn't show up until you hover over it. I've got a help request submitted to Blogger, but in the meantime, just copy and paste your email address in the top box and click below, and it does work.

Follow by Blogger - If you have a G+ or Google profile you can click FOLLOW and it will show up in your feeds.

Follow by CSS - If that's your jam, click there!

Hey, there's no shame in my game! When I don't know something, I admit it. With myself, you the reader, my fellow teachers, and always my kids - the students!

This is also where you can see my archives, blog posts going back almost 10 years now! Click on that blue down triangle to see all my Archive posts, by year, going back to 2009. Click SHOW MORE to see ALL of them.

WOW, how did that happen? I gotta admit, those years went pretty fast! Also, forgive me for some of those earlier blog posts. I used to think it was cool to not use the shift key. SMH. Ahh the folly's of Interweb early days.

As always, thanks for reading! If you need me, click on my Contact page. I just ask that you Google the topic you're looking for with my name or "Daring Librarian"  first to see if I haven't already blogged about it in the last 9 years! LOL

But if you just wanna say Hi, connect, or whatever, I'm always thrilled to hear from my PLN friends!

Cheers dears!

Twitter: @GwynethJones  - IG: The Daring Librarian. Future Ready Teacher Librarian & Tech Leader. Mover, Shaker, Blogger, International Ed Tech Keynote Speaker, Blogger, & Google Certified. ISTE Board of Directors  PK-12 Representative 2010-2014  - Creator of Content. Meme & Trope Archivist Geek. Ridiculously Humble. 
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