1- Find the node that needs improvement

2- Click the pencil icon on that node

3- Select the "edit or improve this node" button

4- Identify what edits you need to make 

5- explain your proposal

6- Propose


Steps to Proposing an Edit to a Node

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. 

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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

Proposing an Edit to a Node 

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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.

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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