To propose a child idea node on 1Cademy, select the idea node option. The title should introduce the idea, and the content should expand upon it.

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An idea node displays a user's original idea that is not adapted from any external source.

Idea Nodes on 1Cademy

When proposing a new child node in 1Cademy, after clicking the pencil icon on the immediate prerequisite node, a sidebar on the left side of the map provides a list of child node types. Select the appropriate node type based on the information being proposed.

3. Select Type of Child Node to Propose

- research ideas
- providing feedback
- note-taking

Examples of Idea Nodes on 1Cademy

To add a snippet of code to the map, users will select the child code node to display it. The title will introduce the code snippet and the body of the node will contain the code snippet.

Proposing Code Child Nodes on 1Cademy

To add a reference to the map, users will select the reference node to open the draft. The title of the node should correspond to the title of your reference source while the body of the node contains the reference citation.

Proposing Reference Child Nodes on 1Cademy

To propose a child concept node on 1Cademy, select the concept node option. The title should introduce the concept, and the content should provide its definition or explanation.

Proposing Child Concept Nodes on 1Cademy

Enter the summarized information into the title and content boxes of the child node template. You can optionally explain the rationale for the new node in the notes section, which is visible only during the proposal review process.

4. Fill in the New Node Template

To propose a question child node on 1Cademy, select the question node option from the child node type sidebar. The title should contain the question text, and the content should list the answer choices along with choice-specific feedback explaining why each choice is correct or incorrect.

Proposing Question Child Nodes on 1Cademy

To propose a relation child node on 1Cademy, select the relation node type from the child-node type sidebar. Use the title to identify the relationship between two or more concepts, and use the content to explain that relationship.

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