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Student Set Up - Getting Started
Student Set Up - Getting Started

If you are at a school, homeschool, or a tutoring company, learn how to create an account, join a classroom, and start practicing.

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Written by Luke Liu
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Step 1: Create an account

  1. Go to www.albert.io. Click Sign Up in the top-right corner.

  2. Either log in with Google, Clever, or fill in the required information.

  3. Click Sign Up.

  4. Select I’m a student.

  5. You will then be asked to type in your age.*

  6. If you typed in your email address above you will need to open the confirmation email that is sent to you and follow the instructions.

*Note: Depending on your age, you will need a parent or teacher's permission to access the site.

Step 1a: Parent/Guardian Permission on Albert

Note: If you are younger than 13 years old, you will need parent or guardian's permission to get started.

  1. Enter your parent or teacher's email address into the box and click submit. You can resend this invitation at any point.

  2. The designated adult will receive an email asking them to give you consent to use Albert.

  3. They will have 14 days to click I consent or the invitation will expire and your account will be deleted.

  4. If your parent or teacher selects I do NOT consent your account will be deleted.

Step 2: Join a classroom

There are three ways for you to join a classroom on Albert.

Option 1 - Your teacher sent you an email invitation

  • If your teacher invited you to their classroom, simply click on the link in the email invite to be automatically enrolled.

  • If you've already created an account on Albert and are currently logged in, you can accept a classroom invitation from your classes tab as highlighted below.

Option 2 - Your teacher has given you a class code

After logging into Albert, click on the Classes tab at the top of the page, then click on the Join a Class button in the top right corner. Next, add the class code given to you by your teacher.

Note: The class code is case-sensitive.

Option 3 - Your teacher created the classroom via Google classroom.

Simply create your account (step 1 above) and notify your teacher. That's it! Your teacher will import your information when they're ready.

Step 3: Answer questions

Learn how to find assignments and search for practice questions.

Assignments

There are two options when locating assignments:

  • On the left-hand side of your Classes tab, you can see the Assignments section with all of your upcoming and past due assignments listed. Click on an upcoming assignment to complete it.

  • Alternatively, you can click into your Classes tab, and click the Go to classroom button for the desired class. The Assignments sub-tab will show any active assignments you have. Click on the assignment you wish to work on.

Once you’ve found the assignment you want to work on, click Start Assignment or Continue Assignment. For each question in the assignment, you can either

  1. Select a guess or input an answer, then click Submit Answer to finalize the response to the question.

  2. Alternatively, you can click Skip for Now to skip past a question which you can return to later.

Then, when you are ready to finish the assignment, you can click on the End Assignment Dropdown and click Submit Assignment.

Pro-Tips

While taking the assignment you have the option to resize your screen, change to a horizontal view, or review the assignment settings.

  • To resize your assignment screen, drag the bar in the middle of the assignment to the left or right

  • To change the view to horizontal, click on the setting button next to End Assignment

  • To review the assignment settings, click on the next to the assignment name.

Independent Practice

To practice a subject that has been opened for Independent Practice, you can navigate to the Classes tab, scroll to the bottom to select the subject, and click on a topic to start practicing.

If you cannot access your school email account, please contact hello@albert.io.

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