Regarding "(all content)" Sections

I have a few questions regarding how content is organized, notably regarding the "all content" math sections. using the API, I made a list of every topic in the topic tree and associated each one with a list of every section where it shows up.

Doing a search for "(all content)" revealed large amounts of content not associated with the "all content" topic it should be. For example, "Comparing areas and perimeters of rectangles" is not available in "Geometry (all content)". If this section covers "all content", then how come some content is missing?

There are no "Calculus (all content)" or "Statistics & Probability (all content)" sections available. Should these be available like the "all content" missions for Arithmetic, Geometry, and Algebra?

Some pieces of content show up in as many as 15 places or more, yet appear to be linked through the website. Could the topic tree be reorganized to separate content from where it shows up such as to reduce the amount of duplicate data?

If exercises fall under multiple sections, then what decides which one is directed to by search? Should search always direct users to the "all content" section for that topic?

Thanks :)

Daniela

25. september 2019 22:38

Hi Aeden,

I'll make sure your questions reach the appropriate team and follow-up with an answer as soon as possible!

Thanks for writing to us :)

Regina Litman

26. september 2019 02:01

Here comes the first posting in this topic that is smiley-free!

The equivalent of "Statistics and probability (all content)" is actually the course called "Statistics and probability".

The equivalent of "Calculus (all content)" is the combination of the courses called "Calculus 1" and "Calculus 2". There used to be a "Calculus (all content)" before the new versions of Calculus that were introduced in 2018. It's still there as "Calculus, all content (2017 edition)".

As for material missing from "all content" courses, I have noticed this, too. I think it's because there is no automatic process to put them there, and someone has to remember to add them to the "all content" courses as well as the main course(s) where they've been added.

Regarding "(all content)" Sections

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