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

Users can add new child nodes to the map by proposing an addition to the node that contains the prerequisite/parent information. Users do this to expand on the information about a topic and/or fill in information gaps.

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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

To change an existing node, any user can propose an edit. Reasons for editing a node include, but are not limited to, improving the content, title, tag, citations, or adding links to other parents and children. 

Proposing an Edit to a Node 

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Proposing a Child Node 

First, progressive differentiation. Then, for each piece (node), do the following:
1- Integrative reconciliation.
2- Add a proposal to that node for your new node.
3- Propose improvements to the nodes and relations created by others.
4- While learning, try to come up with brilliant ideas and propose them as idea nodes in relevant areas on the map.
5- If you find helpful references, such as textbooks, research papers, websites, ..., propose and share them with 1Cademists as reference nodes.
6- Propose question nodes to evaluate how other 1Cademists have learned the knowledge on the 1Cademy map.
7- Answer as many questions as you can every day to improve your long-term learning.

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