We’re thrilled to share that Adaptive Practice is now available on Albert!
Albert Adaptive is a personalized learning tool that automatically adjusts question difficulty to match each student’s skill level. You can share Adaptive practice with students for targeted review, skill building, or enrichment.
Accessing Adaptive Practice
To get started, you will need to create an Albert Account by going to www.albert.io, clicking Sign Up in the top-right corner, and filling in the required fields. Then you can locate Adaptive subjects in Albert:
Navigate to the Library page from the top navigation menu.
Select an Adaptive Subject (for example, Adaptive Math or Adaptive Grammar).
Enabling Adaptive Practice for Your Class
Before students can practice, you must create a class, enroll your students, and enable Adaptive practice for your class.
Step 1: Create a Class
Navigate to the Classes tab.
Click + New class.
Enter the required information:
Class Name
Grade Level(s)
School
Enroll students
Class Code
Email
Step 2: Enable Adaptive Practice
Return to the Library page.
Select your chosen Adaptive Subject.
Find the Practice Settings dropdown in the top right-hand corner.
Select the class(es) that should have access.
Click Done to save your practice settings.
Providing Students with Adaptive Practice
Once Adaptive Practice is enabled, you can share skills or topics:
In the Adaptive Subject, search for a skill or topic using:
Standards (aligned to your curriculum)
Topic or Subtopic Name
Grade Level filters
Keywords
Click on a skill to open the Skill Page.
Share the skill with students using one of two options:
Practice Link: A URL that can be copied and added to your LMS, Google Classroom, or emailed to students.
Skill Code: A short code you can copy/paste or write on the board for students to enter in the search bar in the Adaptive Subject.
[Pro-Tip]: Use Skill Codes for in-class quick access and Practice Links for remote learning or LMS integration.
How Adaptive Works
When a student meets the goal for their current level, a modal appears explaining their new objective.
The attempt meter resets at the new level.
Question difficulty increases as students advance:
Beginner: Easy + some moderate questions
Intermediate: Moderate + some hard questions
Advanced: Mostly hard questions
As students answer questions correctly, the system gradually increases the challenge, and conversely, if they struggle, it offers easier questions, ensuring they are always working at a level that is appropriate for their skill level.
Tracking Student Progress
Albert gives teachers and admins powerful tools to monitor student progress in Adaptive Practice. You can get a high-level glance or dive deep into the data to understand each student’s strengths and areas for growth.
Compare Progress
In an Adaptive Subject, you can toggle on Compare Classes. This shows a quick, high-level overview of how your classes are performing.
Note: Only classes with Adaptive Practice enabled will appear.
If you want more detailed data, click View in Reports to open the detailed reporting view.
Use Report to Dive Deeper into Student Data
Teachers and admins can monitor student performance through detailed reports:
Proficiency Levels: View each student’s current level (Beginner, Intermediate, or Advanced) for a specific skill.
Attempts and Accuracy: Track the number of questions answered correctly or incorrectly to see how students are progressing.
Drill-Down Options: Drill down by clicking on the blue arrows to explore data by skill, topic, or standard to see:
Individual student performance on each skill
Class averages for specific topics or standards
Trends across multiple skills
