Calculus BLUE Trailer [2019-2020]

This is a trailer for the Calculus BLUE Project -- a modern video-text for multivariable calculus.
Looking for resources for using Calc BLUE? If you're a teacher or a student, head to:
See also this video for more details...

[basit]

I don't even want to guess how much time this must have taken. Bravo

[larrywickline]

Dear prof: Thank you for hard work and labor of love to take the time to share with your viewers the field that unlocks the doors to those that want to go further but don't have the insight not the talent to translate the calculus language into understanding to meaning and not memorized wrote w/o meaning and most of all understanding. I am 70 in August and have been on a quest to learn calculus with understanding and suffer from a language differential that has plague me since college which caused an end to my formal training but not to my personal quest to understand at great expense to me. I have sought the learning and methods that would accelerate my learning for the needs I have to understand various aspect of calculus for me. This has been a fifty year endeavor to satisfy my need in learning being slower than the average student I look forward to learning from you. Larry Wickline, 70, and still learning

[seanhensel-coe]

Prof/G. These videos are wonderful, and I mean that in every sense of the word. I've never seen this material laid out so spectacularly. I love calculus...but it's hard and with this channel, I feel I can conceptualise and visualise certain ideas that alluded me in the past. Thank you (and your team?) for creating these gorgeous videos.

[dimitrykachkovski]

Prof. Ghrist, thank you for all the work you on these classes! I would like to second some of the voices here about making this series a coursera course one day. Your work is instrumental to many of us who are life long self learners. Such an essential subject that barely has any high quality online courses available.

[OmarLakkis]

Back in 1992 my analysis 2 teacher asked the class if we had read Apostol's vol 1, 2 and the sequels we responded that we didn't read the books but we enjoyed the movie. Little did we know...

[giuseppenativo]

You are a 'rockstar'. I would love my professors would just try to imitate you instead to think how cool was to teach calculus and other related subjects with the pre WWII method.

[sigma]

Please do a video series for the Elementary Applied Topology book!

[santidu]

Great, I finished Calc 1 on Coursera 3 years ago, ready to take the 2019-2020 BLUE series.

[ashconnor]

Super trippy at the end. Amazing visuals.

[NatureGloseScience]

HOLY SHIT YOU MADE THIS INTRO EXCITING...so exciting, it actually brought tears to my eyes making me want to learn it. I've looked at textbooks and get lost in seconds. I'm ready!

[dmitryyt]

Very cool! What was great in single calculus - it was not just a video, but course with wondefull quizes, and there was textbook online. If multivariable will be in the same manner - it will be great!

[paninsular]

OMG the background music is fascinating

[potugadu]

Where (or how) can I access the Calculus BLUE Project?
Thanks.
Update: OK, I see playlists for Volumes 1–4 of Calculus BLUE Project on this channel. I assume those are the ones.

[kanthvinay]

What applications/software are you using to make these animations/simulations? Thank you

[joshuayao]

Why is it called"blue"?Thank you.

[brodysdaddy]

What kind of prerequisite knowledge should I have before watching?