
Albert
Assessment software
Study tools
Digital learning platforms software
Education software
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What is Albert
Albert is a digital study and practice platform focused on standards-aligned content and exam preparation, commonly used for middle school through high school courses. It provides question banks, practice sets, and performance reporting to help students prepare and help educators assign and monitor work. The product is typically adopted by schools and districts for classroom, homework, and test-prep use cases.
Standards-aligned practice content
Albert centers on curriculum- and exam-aligned practice questions across common secondary subjects. This supports structured test preparation and ongoing formative practice rather than ad-hoc polling. Educators can assign targeted practice sets tied to specific skills or units.
Teacher assignment workflows
The platform supports creating and distributing assignments to classes and tracking completion. This fits classroom and homework workflows where teachers need repeatable practice activities. Compared with audience-response tools, it is oriented toward sustained practice rather than live session engagement.
Performance reporting for remediation
Albert provides reporting that helps identify skill gaps at the student and class level. Teachers can use results to adjust instruction and assign follow-up practice. This is useful for intervention and progress monitoring over time.
Less suited for live polling
Albert is primarily a practice and assessment environment, not a real-time presentation companion. It does not emphasize live, in-the-moment audience interaction features typical of classroom polling and slide-integrated response tools. Organizations prioritizing synchronous engagement may need a separate tool.
Content scope may vary
Coverage depends on the subjects, grade levels, and exams supported in the library at a given time. Some specialized courses or local curricula may require supplemental materials outside the platform. Buyers typically need to validate alignment to their specific standards and course sequence.
Licensing can limit access
Albert is commonly sold via school or district licensing, which can constrain use for individual learners without institutional access. This can complicate continuity when students change schools or when a program is not renewed. Procurement and budget cycles may affect availability.
Plan & Pricing
| Plan | Price | Key features & notes |
|---|---|---|
| Free (Adaptive Practice) | $0 (Free forever) | Adaptive Math (grades 6–12), Adaptive Grammar (grades 3–12), standards alignment for all 50 states, unlimited adaptive practice and adaptive data reports; free for teachers and students. |
| Student (individual subject subscriptions) | $39–$196 per subject (6- or 12-month options) | Access to all course materials within the purchased subject only. Examples from official site: AP® – $79 per subject; SAT® (Digital) – $98 ($49 per subject listed); ACT® – $196 ($49 per subject listed); subscriptions do not auto-renew. |
| Single Teacher (classroom) | $99+ per year | Examples on site: $99/year for up to 100 students and $199/year for up to 200 students; includes all core content in ONE domain (excludes test-prep subjects), teacher features, preview domains. |
| Homeschoolers | $300 per homeschool per year (up to 2 students) | Includes premium adaptive features and core question banks (test-prep excluded); license runs through June 30 and is renewable. |
| Tutors | $750+ (starting) | Full access to Adaptive Practice and Premium Question Banks for one tutor and their students; contact sales for details. |
| Schools & Districts | $18 per student per year (school license) | Covers unlimited Adaptive practice and Premium Question Bank access across a school/district; PRO upgrade available for $1/student/year; onboarding/rostering upgrades (example: $950 per building). |