Life as a Modern Dancer

Subscribing to the Blog: Multiple Options

Thank you for your interest in Life as a Modern Dancer. There are numerous ways to receive the content (about 10 blog posts per month).

1. Facebook. These days, probably the easiest way to get the information is to "like" the Life as a Modern Dancer Page on Facebook. Each time I put up a new post, the information will be on your feed. You can click the icon to the right.

2. RSS feed. If you like receiving the information through email, click on the option in the column to the right ("subscribe to this blog's feed").

2. Twitter. You can follow me on twitter at "jillhrandall."

3. Bloglovin. If you read multiple blogs, check out using Bloglovin as a "one stop shop" for all of your blog reading. It takes about 5 minutes to set yourself up on the site. 

4. Bookmarks. You can also set up the blog as a Bookmark on your computer.

Thank you for your continued support and reading of Life as a Modern Dancer!

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Subscribing to This Blog via Bloglovin

If you really enjoy reading blogs - whether about dance, education, design, food, or parenting - the website Bloglovin can help you organize your weekly reading. It visually looks like the Twitter stream of posts, but with pictures and more text. I find it to be visually organized and easy to navigate.

A simple 5 minutes can get you started.

1. Go to the website.

2. You will have to sign up (no cost).

3. Then, search and select the blogs you want to regularly read. My list includes my own blogs, plus the following:

• Life as a Modern Dancer
• Dancers Using Technology
• Dancing Words
• ArtsJournal
• Dance Advantage
• DanceBeat
• DanceTabs
• danceviewtimes
• movement research
• Stance on Dance
• From the Green Room: Dance/USA's e-journal
• Edutopia

4. Last, I bookmarked the website for easy access. I usually try to look at it one or two times each week.

You will also receive an email in your inbox once or twice a week. Simply click on it, and it will specifically go to your stream of blog posts. I find this much easier than getting RSS feeds (and about 50 emails) in my inbox each week.

There is also an app you can add to your device if you like reading on your phone or tablet.

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