Whether or not your school has an Albert license, there are steps you need to take before students can access subjects without seeing an upgrade prompt.
If your school has an Albert license, you must meet all of the following criteria:
Your school must have an active Albert license.
You must be an approved teacher on your school's license.
You must have students enrolled in your classroom.
Once students are enrolled, you must also provide access to specific subjects by either:
Students will see an upgrade prompt if any of the steps above have not been completed. Teachers may see the same prompt if their license setup is incomplete.
Additionally, if students try to practice a subject that hasn't been opened for independent practice, they will receive a message that says, "Your teacher has restricted access to this subject. Reach out to your teacher if you should have access to this subject."
Note: If you have purchased an individual subscription, your students will not have access to your purchase. You can purchase a license to provide access to your students.
Note: A license is not required to use Adaptive subjects. If your school does not have an Albert license, you can still create a free Albert account, give students access to Adaptive subjects, and invite them to your class to practice. Premium subjects, however, do require a license — students who try to access a premium subject without one will be prompted to upgrade.