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How do I practice independently on Albert?

Learn how to practice Albert questions on your own without your teacher assigning practice.

Written by Nate Rodriguez
Updated over 2 weeks ago

If you are enrolled in a classroom on Albert, there are three ways you can practice: your teacher can assign you work, you can complete Adaptive Practice, or you can practice independently.  

To Access Independent Practice:

  1. Go to Albert and log-in to your Albert account.

  2. Click the Independent Practice tab on your dashboard to view all available subjects.

    • [Pro-Tip]: You can use the class filter to narrow subjects by a specific class.

  3. Click on the subject that you'd like to practice.

Note: If you do not see your subject listed, you will need to ask your teacher to open Independent Practice.

To complete Independent Practice:

When you click on a subject, you can see your current accuracy levels by looking at the labels at the end of the topic titles. Click on the topic that you’d like to practice.

You can complete previously answered and unanswered questions to increase your proficiency in relevant topics.

When you practice on Albert, you can see a detailed explanation after submitting an answer. The explanation gives you background information about the question and topic, as well as a justification of why the correct answer is correct and why the incorrect answers are either wrong or distractors.

Additionally, the explanation alerts you to how many people have answered the question correctly. If you answer the question incorrectly, this is helpful to see if other students had similar misconceptions.

What about Adaptive Practice?

  1. Go to Albert and log-in to your Albert account.

  2. Click the Skill Path tab on your dashboard to view all available Adaptive Skills and Subjects.

    • [Pro-Tip]: You can use the class list on the left sidebar to narrow subjects by a specific class.

  3. Click on the skill that you'd like to practice or click Browse All Skills to select any skill to practice

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