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What does the student view look like?

Learn what a student sees when they log into Albert.

Written by Emily McNeil
Updated this week

While we currently do not offer a Student View or Student Mode from a teacher's account, teachers can instead use this article to understand the student side of Albert to help students get set up and access assignments.

Student Dashboard

When students log in, they land on their Student Dashboard. The dashboard has three main tabs and a Classes sidebar:

  1. Assignments Tab: Students can access all of their currently open, scheduled, and past due assignments across all classes. Click on any assignment to begin or continue working on it.

  2. Independent Practice Tab: This tab shows all subjects that have been unlocked for self-directed practice by the student's teacher(s). Students can browse subjects, select topics, and practice at their own pace. Adaptive Practice subjects also appear here.

  3. Skill Paths Tab: If a teacher creates Skill Paths, students will see their assigned adaptive skills here, organized into a To Do list and an All view. The "To Do" list shows active and upcoming skills prioritized by their teacher. As students complete skills, they drop off the To Do list. The "All" view shows every skill in the path, including completed ones:

  4. Classrooms Sidebar: On the left side of the dashboard, students can see all of the classes they are currently enrolled in. Clicking on a class filters the view to show only that class's assignments and Skill Paths. Students can also join a new class by clicking + Join Class and entering a class code.

    Below is what the Student Dashboard looks like:

Class Assignments and Assessments

From the Assignments tab, students can view and access their class assignments. Assignments are organized into three filters:

  • To Do β€” Shows assignments that are open and due within the next 60 days. This is the default view and is designed to help students focus on what's coming up soon.

  • Open β€” Shows all assignments that are still available to submit, regardless of due date. If a teacher has set a due date more than 60 days in the future, the assignment will appear here but not in To Do.

  • All β€” Shows every assignment for the class, including closed and past due ones.

If a student's To Do list appears empty but they're expecting to see an assignment, they should check the Open tab. Assignments with far-future due dates will always be visible there.

They can begin any assigned practice from here, and can view the results of completed assignments/assessments.

Completing an assignment or assessment

Reviewing an assignment or assessment

My Data: Subject Analytics

Students can view their performance data in any subject area they have practiced. Subject Analytics is where students can view their best and toughest topics.

To access subject analytics, students can:

  1. Click on their username in the top right corner

  2. Select My Data

  3. Choose the subject to review and select View Analytics

Account Information

In the top right corner, students can access account information, which includes:

  1. Profile - this includes Name, Username, and Email.

  2. Subscriptions - where personal subscriptions are listed. Nothing will be listed if they are accessing Albert from a school license.

  3. Password & Settings - change password or deactivate their account if necessary.

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