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Nikhil Sheth

Groups I'm involved with: Swaraj University
Interested in: Sustainability

How to get updates from this forum in your email Jun 10, 2013 10:01:07 GMT 5.5

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Post by Nikhil Sheth on Jun 10, 2013 10:01:07 GMT 5.5

Tip: How to get updates from this forum in your email:
1. Go to blogtrottr.com/
2. Enter this web address in the first box : learningsocieties.freeforums.net/rss/public
3. Enter your email address in the second box.
4. Choose your frequency of updates.. real time, or 4 hourly, 12 hourly etc.
5. Click the confirmation link in the email you get.

Nikhil Sheth

Groups I'm involved with: Swaraj University
Interested in: Sustainability

How to get updates from this forum in your email Sept 19, 2013 7:51:08 GMT 5.5

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Post by Nikhil Sheth on Sept 19, 2013 7:51:08 GMT 5.5

Another way:
1. Click on "Profile" at the top (you have to be logged in)
2. Click on "Edit Profile" to the right of your name
3. Click on "Notifications" below the "Edit Profile & Settings" header.
4. Tick-mark the email alert/notification options that you want.
5. Click on "Save Notification Settings" below.

Last Edit: Sept 19, 2013 7:51:55 GMT 5.5 by Nikhil Sheth: added last step

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