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How to Subscribe to a YouTube Channel: You will need a Google Account to sign in and subscribe to YouTube (a Google Account works across all Google products - Gmail, Blogger, Maps, YouTube, etc.). If you've signed into any of these products before, you already have a Google Account. If you don’t have a Google account, signing up for one is easy. Just click here. NEXT: Go to www.youtube.com Take a look at the top right corner of the YouTube screen. Click Sign In. If you’re already signed in to your Google account, you will see your name here. If not signed in, enter the email address (if you use Gmail, it's your Gmail username) and your password. Once you are logged in, go to the search bar and type in Wissahickon School District. LAST STEP: Click the Subscribe button next to our Channel. You’re done! What happens when I subscribe? When you subscribe, the channel is added to your guide (the menu that appears on the left side of your YouTube account) providing easy access to the latest videos uploaded on your favorite channels. (If new videos have been added, you will see a number next to the Channel). If you would like notifications about new videos to be sent to you via email or mobile phone, you can customize your subscription options by clicking the Manage Subscriptions link in the drop down menu. Click on the gear for the subscription/channel you want to change and choose “Manage Settings” Here you can choose to receive all notifications for the channel via email or mobile phone or an occasional notification about new content - whatever meets your needs! .

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