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Algebras whose carriers are partially ordered sets and operations are monotone and algebras whose carriers are complete partial orders and operations are continuous are studied. A quotient construction is provided for both types of algebras. The notion of a variety of algebras is defined and it is shown that the analogue of Birkhoff variety theorem holds for ordered algebras but not for continuous algebras. The results presented are a good first step towards a theory of ordered data types and a study of families of interpretations of schemas.