Read Academy articles
In short: Click Articles in Academy to browse "Notes, methods and arguments from the SciNodes team — shorter than a course, and standing on their own." Search, filter by tag and open any article. Articles that belong to a course appear in that course's Further reading section instead. Articles are free to read without signing in.
Browse articles
- Go to academy.scinodes.com and click Articles.
- Type in "Search articles…". Results update after a short pause, or when you press
Enter. - Click a tag chip to show only articles with that tag. The number on the chip is how many articles have it. Click it again to remove the filter.
- Click Clear filters to see every article again.
- Click an article card to open it.
The page shows 12 articles at a time. Use the page numbers at the bottom to see more.
What an article shows
- The title and a short summary.
- The author, publication date and reading time, for example "N min read".
- Tags. On a standalone article, click a tag to see every article with that tag.
- The article text.
- At the bottom, ← All articles to go back to the list.
Articles that go with a course
Some articles are further reading for a course. You find them on the course page, under Further reading: "Articles that go alongside this course. They stand on their own — read them in any order, or none."
These articles show "Further reading for course name" with a link to the course, and ← Back to the course at the bottom. They don't appear on the Articles page, which lists standalone articles only.
Troubleshooting
| Message | What it means | What to do |
|---|---|---|
| "Couldn't load articles" | Academy couldn't reach its content. | Click Try again. |
| "No articles match those filters" | Your search and tag exclude every article. | Try a different tag, or click Clear filters. |
| "Nothing published yet" | There are no standalone articles yet. | Click Browse courses. |
| "Couldn't load this article" | The article may have moved or been unpublished. | Click Try again, or browse the other articles. |
FAQ
Do I need an account to read articles?
No. Every article is public.
Can I save an article?
No. Only courses can be saved. Bookmark the course an article belongs to instead.
Why can't I find a course's further reading on the Articles page?
The Articles page lists standalone articles only. Open the course and scroll to Further reading.
Do articles count toward my progress?
No. Progress in My learning counts lessons you mark complete. Articles have no Mark as complete button.