Tutorial: About | Exploring | Adding a Person
Adding to the Tree
We encourage research doctoral candidates, PhDs, and EdDs to help our CSD Tree grow by adding their names and academic relationships. If you see an error on CSD Tree, please report it or help us fix it.
There are three steps for adding to CSD Tree:
- Create a user account
- Create and/or update your profile
- Find and/or add your "parents" (mentors) and "children" (grad students, post docs, etc.)
Creating an Account
Creating a new account is fast and easy. Click the "Sign up" link at the bottom of any page. Or just click here.
You will need to link your log in to a person/profile on the Tree: The sign up form will prompt you to search for your name in case someone else added you. If so ‐ you can link your log in to this profile by selecting the correct name from the dropdown meu. If not ‐ you will need to provide your Name and Institution and the system will create a new node for you on the Tree.
Find the Sign Up Link
Search to See if Someone Has Added Your Name to the Tree
If You Aren't on the Tree, Add Your Information
Edit Your Profile
To see your profile page, search for yourself, and then click the "Info" link. If you are logged in to the site, you will see an option to "Edit" your profile. (If you do not have the option to edit, you may have been accidentally logged out. If this happens, just re-enter your ID and password at the bottom of the page to continue.)
On the Info Page, Find the Edit Link
Update the Biographical Details
Add Google Search Information
Add a Photo Link to the Profile
Save Your Changes
Add and Edit Connections
You can make "connections" between two people listed on the Tree from any individual's "Info"/profile page. If you are logged in, you will see the "New parent", "New child", and "New collaborator" links.
You'll first be prompted to search for the connection to see if they are already listed on the tree. Important! Avoiding Duplicates: Make sure you select the "search all trees" option to search other branches of the AcademicTree.org project. Many researchers in the CSD family are already listed on NeuroTree, LinguisTree and other Trees – searching across all trees helps track interdisciplinary connections and avoid duplicates.
It's okay if you don't have many details about a parent or child – enter whatever information as you have, and hopefully another contributor will be able to fill in any missing details in the future.