Compare Capti Voice vs. Lexia PowerUp Literacy

Capti provides a comprehensive reading solution designed for all individuals to evaluate, support, and enhance reading abilities. This platform equips educators with the necessary tools to measure reading proficiency and adapt to the diverse needs of learners in various environments, whether in-person, remote, or a combination of both. Suitable for elementary grades and beyond, it features a reading assessment system that has been rigorously tested and standardized for students in grades 3 through 12. Users can select which reading skills to evaluate and can reassess them over time, focusing on one skill, two, or all six simultaneously. The program automatically adjusts the difficulty level for each skill, allowing for personalized learning experiences. By identifying strengths and weaknesses, educators can tailor their instruction effectively. Additionally, it provides nationally normed percentiles and grade level equivalencies, along with detailed score profiles, interpretations, and actionable recommendations for RTI Tier 1-3. Educators can utilize suggested instructional activities that are appropriate for each student's level. Benchmarking can be conducted for all students two to three times a year, either remotely or in-person, and can be done synchronously or asynchronously. Furthermore, the system allows for the diagnosis of foundational skills through Subtests, enabling educators to monitor student progress and evaluate the success of interventions on specific skills every four weeks, ensuring that every learner receives the support they need to thrive.

Lexia® PowerUp Literacy® is designed to enhance literacy development for students in grades 6–12 who are at a heightened risk of falling short of College- and Career-Ready Standards. It has been demonstrated to be as much as five times more effective than typical middle school reading interventions, allowing students to achieve several years' worth of progress within just one academic year. By the time students reach grades 6–12, they are expected to transition from the process of learning how to read to engaging in reading for learning. Despite this expectation, assessments such as the National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP) have consistently indicated a significant opportunity gap, revealing that only approximately one-third of eighth-grade students are reading at or above proficient levels. With reading being the primary medium of most secondary education curricula, many students face the risk of not realizing their full academic capabilities. Fortunately, PowerUp addresses this issue, drawing on over three decades of experience in delivering effective Structured Literacy programs; therefore, Lexia's literacy specialists tailored PowerUp specifically to enhance student learning outcomes in a meaningful way. By focusing on personalized learning paths, PowerUp ensures that every student has the chance to overcome literacy challenges and thrive in their educational journey.