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What is ALEKS?
ALEKS is listed under Education on ListMySaaS. Adaptive learning and assessment for math, chemistry, statistics and accounting
ALEKS is McGraw Hill's AI-based learning and assessment system, used by more than 50 million learners. It works out exactly what each student already knows, then only teaches the topics they are ready to learn next.
Key features
- Initial assessment: A short adaptive test maps each student's knowledge.
- Adaptive learning: Topics at the edge of what the student knows, never too easy or too hard.
- Subjects: Math, chemistry, statistics and accounting courses.
- Progress tracking: The "ALEKS pie" shows mastery in real time, with knowledge checks to keep it.
- Educator reports: Class reports and ALEKS Insights alerts for students who are falling behind.
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Who is ALEKS for?
K-12 schools, colleges and universities, plus families using it for homeschool and at-home learning.
Good fit if
- You teach math, chemistry, statistics, or accounting courses
- You need adaptive learning for homeschool and at-home learning
- You want to track student mastery using the ALEKS pie
Good to know
- Paid plans start from $19.95 per month
- Developed by McGraw Hill as an AI-based system
- Used by more than 50 million learners
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How is ALEKS priced?
ALEKS is listed as a paid product, from $19.95/month. See the vendor site for the plans on sale now.
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How does ALEKS compare to alternatives?
ALEKS is listed as Paid · from $19.95/month. In Education, the closest listings are RCMP Eligibility Checker, Astro-Seek, and MagicSchool AI. RCMP Eligibility Checker is listed in the same category. Astro-Seek is listed as Free. MagicSchool AI is listed as Freemium · from $8.33/month. See the alternatives page for the rest of the Education list.
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