Version 4.3 by natalieroosta on 2021/07/28 13:36
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1 == It is time to build up your personal profile ==
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4 When you have signed up as a member and logged in, it is time for you to start building your personal profile! You simply have to follow the steps that you will be presented, when you access your profile. Check out the following picture, it shows you how to access your profile, and how to start building your profile.
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6 [[image:Build your profile arrows.png||style="float:left"]]
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12 The next step is to begin creating your profile. Not all of the steps are mandatory, but the following under the category 'Basic profile' are required before you can publish your profile and start using the features and functions of EBRAINS Community Space:
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14 1. First name
15 1. Surname
16 1. Choose a minimum one field of interest
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18 If you do not want to fill out the rest of the profile you can press 'Publish to EBRAINS' and start using the features and functions! You can always access your profile at a later time and fill in the remaining information or edit your profile.
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20 >Quote about how nice it is, to fill out the whole profile
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24 === To get the most out of the community fill in as much as possible in your profile ===
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26 Beside the mandatory information you can choose to fill out some optional information too. This will help you to get the most out of the potential of the EBRAINS Community Space. The Community Space is an online network where you can meet like-minded people that might have the same or complimentary interests or skills.
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28 The more you share through your profile, the easier it will be for potential colleborators to find you, if they are working on, or knows about, a project that matches your professional and personal interests.
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31 [[image:Collaboratory.Apps.Article.Code.ArticleSheet@placeholder.jpg]]
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33 Photo by David Clode
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35 ==== Or code ====
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37 Code blocks can be added by using the code macro:
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39 {{code language="python"}}
40 x = 1
41 if x == 1:
42 # indented four spaces
43 print("x is 1.")
44 {{/code}}