Albert makes it simple to create an online classroom, assign students relevant course material, and analyze student performance.
Getting Started
View our teacher onboarding webinar to learn how to sign up, create a class, and enroll students on Albert.
Practice on Albert
Once you have created a class and enrolled students, you are ready to assign practice to your students.
Smart Assignments
This method allows you to make an assignment in under 5 minutes:
Locate a given unit or topic on any Albert subject.
Set parameters for how many questions you would like to assign.
Click into the desired topic and click Assign and Smart Assign.
Set your assignment parameters and click Continue.
Note: Students will all be assigned the same questions. If you would like to randomize the question order, you can do so on the Assignment Options page.
Independent Practice
Opening a subject for independent practice allows you to direct students to particular subject without making an assignment. Students will work through suggested questions at their own pace and get feedback. Students can always click on the Library tab and practice particular topics and questions freely. However, if you wish to guide student practice, you can send any topic or subtopic URL to them directly.
[Pro-Tip]: Set a goal for students to answer a certain number of questions per week or month so that you can monitor their progress.
Analyzing Data
Analyzing Assignment Data
After students complete an assignment, you can view the assignment-level data to see how students did by following these steps:
Click on the Classes tab and select a class.
Select the Assignments sub-tab.
You will see an Assignments list and from there, you can click on any assignment to be taken to its data report view. A sample assignment list is shown below.
Click on the row of any assignment to view more detailed data about student-level performance and question-level performance, aggregated across all your students.
[Pro-Tip]: Click on the row associated with any student to view detailed information about their performance. You can also click on the button labeled Questions to view performance data aggregated by question:
Analyzing Subject-Level Data
If you choose to have students independently practice, you have the ability to monitor their performance through the Reports tab. To do this:
Click on the Reports tab and select a class.
Select a report type: Assignments, Questions, Standards, or Students.
Adjust the various metrics and filters as desired.
Click on any row to see more detailed data.