Hello everyone this is Math Fortress with a quick update.
We are in the process of creating new videos and based on the poll from 2 months ago we
asked our viewers what math subject would you like Math Fortress to work on next?
It’s a very close vote between Algebra I and calculus III but calculus IIII (multivariable
calculus) is the current winner as of recording of this video update.
Notice that only 89 votes were cast.
Keep in mind that you can still vote and once we are finished with our video series we will
look at the numbers again and make videos on the topic that has the most votes.
If you like to vote click on the community tab and cast your vote.
We will continue making videos for calculus III and we will pick up where we left of,
so the next topic will be equations of lines and planes.
So stay tuned for this new video series, in the mean time you can start learning calculus
III by taking a look at our multivariable calculus playlist, remember to like and share
our videos also make sure you subscribe and click that bell icon so you don’t miss future
math videos.
On another note, about a month ago our YouTube channel reached 10,000 subscribers!
This is a huge mile stone and we appreciate all the subscribers that made this happened.
Thank you for your continued support, our subscribers is what provides strength to our
fortress!
Our next goal is 100,000 subscribers this can easily be accomplished if each of the
10,000 subscribers convinces 10 friends to subscribe to this channel let’s make it
happen!
We are also currently working on a new project for our website.
We just launched some practice quizzes that we are currently testing out.
So far we uploaded 6 practice quizzes that can be taken on a desktop, tablet, or mobile
phone.
You can check out the Algebra Readiness Quizzes at our website MathFortress.com under the
Algebra I tab a link will also be provided in the video description below.
These quizzes were designed to asses one’s knowledge of basic arithmetic in preparation
to take an algebra I (beginning algebra) course.
They can also be used to refresh your memory on particular topics in preparation for community
college assessment test or standardized test like the GRE or they can just be taken for
fun!
Keep in mind that we are still testing these quizzes and may change them based on the feedback
we get from users, so please let us know what you think in the comments below.
We will provide a link to the webpage where you can take these quizzes in the video description
below.
As some of you may know we also have practice worksheets on our website for some of our
classes we currently have practice worksheets for Algebra 2 (Intermediate Algebra) and Calculus
III (Multivariable Calculus) along with their keys so you can check your answer as you work
through these on your own time.
We are going to start making worksheets for Calculus 2 (Integral calculus) very soon so
be on the lookout for those.
Lastly, we have partnered with Simor.org and are currently hosting 4 classes on their platform.
Simor.org is a place where students can create an Intellectual network that enables them
to share their Questions and Answers freely.
Signing up is free and registering for Math Fortress classes is also free this is a great
place where students around the world can help, teach, and exchange valuable knowledge
related to your current math courses this Fall.
We will put a link on the video description below so that you can check them out.
Alright back to school season is in full swing so we will be busy creating more content to
help you fortify your math knowledge.
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