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Grafari vs Wordshark

Grafari

7.6#2 in dyslexia learning appsFrom $20 a month
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Wordshark

7.1#7 in dyslexia learning appsFrom £190 a year
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FactGrafariWordshark
Adaptive learningThe software reads each learner’s error pattern and selects the next task without teacher configuration.Wordshark includes a placement test and automatic progression, with options to adjust placement and working modes.
Device supportGrafari runs in a browser on PCs, laptops, Chromebooks, and tablets with nothing to install.Wordshark Online supports computers, Chromebooks, iPads, and Android devices through a browser, subject to minimum requirements.
HeadquartersSingaporeLondon, United Kingdom
PurposeGrafari is a spelling program for learners from the first school year through adulthood, including dyslexia support.Wordshark is an online learning program with games for developing reading and spelling skills.
SupportSchools receive a written guide and support through [email protected]; documentation and release notes are provided.The support site directs customers to an automated contact form or [email protected] and says they will get back as soon as they can.

Grafari plans

  • Annual Premium$20 a month
  • 6-month plan$25 a month
  • Essentials$33 a month
  • Schools licensesPriced on request

Wordshark plans

  • Tutor plan — UK, max 5 students£16 a month
  • Tutor plan — UK, max 10 students£24 a month
  • Individual Teacher plan — up to 5 students£190 a year
  • Individual Teacher plan — up to 10 students£250 a year
  • Individual Teacher plan — up to 15 students£310 a year
  • School plan — up to 20 students£380 a year

Pick Grafari if…

Grafari suits learners of any age who want spelling practice, including children with dyslexia or literacy and spelling difficulties. Its Coach reports and license assignment also make it relevant to schools and teachers.

Pick Wordshark if…

Wordshark may suit teachers and tutors supporting learners aged 5 to 18, including learners with SEND or EAL needs. Its word lists, progress reports, and student limits accommodate different teaching setups.

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