Albert

Albert offers learning apps for children aged 3 to 16, with exercises and games, and animated video lessons in the app for older children.

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Quick overview

Parents can create a child’s profile, while teachers and school representatives can enquire about access for students.

Maths activities include interactive exercises, minigames and chapter challenges.
English covers the alphabet, vocabulary and simple sentences, with memory games and word battles.
Coding includes puzzles, courses and levels for children aged 5 to 10.
The website has a Parent Portal, questions and answers, and a learning and parenting blog.

Introduction

Albert offers learning apps for children, with exercises and game elements for phones and tablets.

What Albert offers

The apps cover children aged 3 to 16, with different subjects and age ranges. Content includes interactive exercises, games and animated video lessons.

Teachers and school representatives can contact Albert about arranging homework help for students.

Product and service categories

Maths

The maths app for children aged 3 to 9 includes interactive exercises in which children drag objects to find answers. Completed tasks are followed by cheers and minigames. Children can also encounter boss challenges after completing chapters.

English

English exercises cover the alphabet, basic vocabulary and simple sentences. Examples include words encountered when shopping for groceries. The activities also include memory games and word battles.

Coding

The coding app is for children aged 5 to 10. It includes game-like exercises, puzzles and courses with levels of increasing difficulty. Children collect tools and encounter obstacles as they progress through the courses.

Browse the full range on the Albert website.

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Using the website

Accounts can be created through the website or in the app. The website also has a Parent Portal, a questions and answers section, and a blog with articles about learning and parenting.

Notable features

A child’s profile is created during registration, using their name and age. Profiles allow parents to track progress and receive tailored content.

The app for children aged 10 to 16 includes animated video lessons covering problems from simple to more advanced. The younger children’s app uses levels rather than school years.

Frequently asked questions

Where can I create an account?

You can sign up through the website or directly in the app. Albert sends a confirmation email with information on getting started after registration.

How can I change a child’s profile?

For website registrations, profiles can be added or modified through Manage Profiles in the Parent Portal. For app registrations, profiles can be edited in the app under My Profile and About Me.

How can I check device compatibility?

Find the app in your app store and look at its Information or Compatibility section. These sections show which devices are supported.

What should I do if I find an error in an exercise?

Albert asks for a brief description and the specific exercise concerned. For the younger children’s app, include the task ID; otherwise, a screenshot can be sent.

Can schools arrange access?

Teachers and school representatives can contact Albert about access for students. Homework help is mentioned among the services available to schools.

Is guardian consent needed?

Albert says that underage users need a guardian’s approval. It assumes guardian consent when the membership terms are accepted.