Albert Geo

Name: Albert Geo
Author: eEducation Albert AB

By: eEducation Albert AB

Your digital geography teacher

Features & Capabilities

Albert Geo is a fun and educational Chrome extension designed as your child's digital geography teacher. Tailored for kids aged 10 to 12, it aligns with the school curriculum by offering interactive practice on countries, capital towns, flags, rivers, mountains, and monuments around the world.

The extension combines learning and play by providing two modes: an exercise mode to carefully study the material, and a play mode where kids can challenge themselves to answer questions quickly. Each category includes detailed information such as area and population, making geography engaging and comprehensive. Download Albert Geo to empower your child with global knowledge in an enjoyable and pedagogical way!

User Growth & Download Statistics

App Education Kids Games

By:

eEducation Albert AB

Downloads:

12,519 31

Version:

1.5.4 Last updated: 2024-03-08

Publisher country:

Email:

su*****@hejalbert.se

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Google Play Store

Data ingested on:

2026-07-06

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Ranking

# 499,927 ▼ 266

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Developed by:

eEducation Albert AB

Google Play Store

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=se.mralbert.geography

Email:

su*****@hejalbert.se

Website:

https://www.hejalbert.se

User Reviews

Can't change users, and the rivers are super difficult to click. Not sure what's up with the pyramids either. They are there but impossible to click and not included inbox 'play'

La*****, 2024-10-25

Very poorly formatted for the tablet (android). Much of the information box is cut off. It's not gamified at all which has only taught my daughter (8) to just click every country/river/mountain etc. until it turns green. Speaking of rivers, they are incredibly difficult to select. Even the study sections are too dependent on self directed learning and not rewarding or gamified.