Content Update: August 2019 (AP, Art, and Math, oh my!)

Regarding the new videos in Intregral Calculus - Please let us know the topic/unit (Integrals, Differential equations, etc.) and then within the topic, the subtopic/playlist (example: Accumulations of change introduction, Approximation with Riemann sums, etc., with Integrals) without us having to click on the links. I want to see them within context.

Also, please give these full paths in future monthly updates - letting us see where they are without having to click on links that actually open them up when we're not ready to try them. This will make it MUCH simpler for those of us who have already completed courses and want to go back and find the new material quickly. Even if it should be obvious from the video topic, it would still make it easier to find them.

Although I've also already completed Algebra II, I will be going through this one in depth eventually due to other new content added earlier.

Thanks for giving us these updates, and also thanks for continuing to bring us this education.

Time to fill the notification feed with great listener badges.

I'm answering my own question, in case others also want to know. I know that I can get to these videos just by clicking on them, but I don't want them to be marked partially read yet. And in the case of articles, they are marked complete as soon as they're entered, so I definitely don't want to go to the links until I'm good and ready to do so.

Finding derivative with fundamental theorem of calculus: chain rule is within the following hierarchy:

Integral Calculus -> Integrals -> Fundamental theorem of calculus and accumulation functions

Harmonic series and p-series is within the following hierarchy:

Integral Calculus -> Series -> Harmonic series and p-series (name of playlist is also name of new video)

Also, do you know when the September content updates will be posted here?