Push Notifications: Making Changes For The New Year

New Notifications Center

Just in time for the holidays, we're making some changes around the reThink ELA website. In the interests of providing better services, we're switching the push notification provider to one that will enable you to see our announcements, even if you'd prefer not to receive the message on your desktop or in your cellphone notifications.

Whether you're on your mobile device, your laptop, or your desktop computer, you can subscribe to our new notifications by clicking on the box that loads at the top of the page the first time you visit (after December 24). It will look like this on your phone, and have a similar appearance on your other devices:

push notification signup

Once you've subscribed (or even if you don't), you can always click the green bell at the bottom right of our website to see any notifications you might have missed. It will look like this:

push notification bell

Even better, on some of our announcements, you'll be able to comment or react. We're looking forward to hearing from you!

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About the author 

Michelle Boyd Waters, M.Ed.

Michelle Boyd Waters is the founder of reThink ELA, where she creates research-informed resources that help middle and high school English teachers build stronger communities of readers and writers. After teaching secondary English for 10 years, Michelle has continued working alongside educators and students as a university composition instructor, writing center director, teacher consultant for the Oklahoma Writing Project, and mentor to new teachers. Her work brings together classroom experience, literacy research, and writing center pedagogy to create practical resources that support authentic reading, meaningful writing, and student voice. Through reThink ELA, she helps teachers create classrooms where both students and educators can thrive.

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