Albert offers a variety of ways to assign practice to your students, depending on their specific practice needs.
Assignment Builder
This pathway allows you to select and assign questions across multiple standards, topics, units, or even subjects. Click Launch Assignment Builder and begin by selecting standards or subjects to search. You can then adjust the filters to include only select difficulty levels or question types.
Folders
You can place selected questions into a folder. Folders can include questions from across different Albert topics, units, and subjects. You can select specific questions to assign from any folder, Smart Assign questions in any given folder, or assign an entire folder to your students. This method allows for greater differentiation and re-take opportunities. Folders can be built via Assignment Builder or within a specific subject.
Pre-Made Assessments
Albert Assessments are pre-created assessments found in the Assessments tab of a subject. Assessments provide curated practice opportunities that both align to state standards and mimic standardized testing guidelines. Assessment questions will always be hidden from students on Albert until they are assigned.
Subject-Based Assignments
This pathway allows you to select and assign questions within a single topic or unit in any Albert subject. Within your subject, click into the desired topic, select the questions you would like your students to practice, click Assign and Assign your selection. You can filter by difficulty and usage (such as questions you have already assigned) or search by standard.
Smart Assignments
Smart Assign allows you to select how many questions you would like to assign from a given topic or unit, the automatically generates a random selection of questions to assign. Click into the desired topic and click Assign and Smart Assign to set your assignment parameters.
Note: Students will all be assigned the same questions. If you want to randomize the question order, you can do so on the Assignment Options page.
Student-Directed Practice
Independent practice empowers students to choose their own practice questions.