1- Find the immediate prerequisite

2- Click the pencil icon on said node

3- Select type of child node

4- Fill in the template 

5- Cite reference

6- Check tag

7- Propose

Steps to Proposing a Child Node

To add a child node in 1Cademy, identify the node containing its immediate prerequisite information. Open that parent node's "Proposals" panel, choose the appropriate child-node type, and complete the new node's title and content; an image is optional. Add the proposal summary and justification, then click "Post." Select the node type carefully because it cannot be changed after the proposal is submitted.

How to add a child node in 1Cademy

Proposing a child node on 1Cademy is the process of adding new information beneath the node that contains its immediate prerequisite information. This process expands a topic or fills a knowledge gap in the map.

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To edit an existing node or add a new child node users have to propose the changes they want to make.

Proposing Content on 1Cademy

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To share knowledge on 1Cademy, users should follow a systematic procedure. First, apply progressive differentiation to divide the learned information into granular nodes. Next, for each node, perform integrative reconciliation to identify its direct prerequisite on the knowledge map. Finally, propose the new nodes to the map, along with any relevant idea, reference, or question nodes, and suggest improvements to existing content.

Procedure for Sharing Knowledge on 1Cademy

Any user can propose an edit to an existing 1Cademy node. An edit proposal may improve its title, content, tags, citations, or links to parent and child nodes.

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