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Lexia Core5 Reading® System Requirements Contact: Lexia Customer Support [email protected] US: (800)-507-2772 Outside US: 978-405-6231 Core5 can be accessed on a web browser, an iPad or Android tablet, or installed locally on a computer. Headsets are recommended for all versions. Web Version (www.lexiacore5.com) MacOS For all browsers and platforms: • 10.9 and higher • 1024x768 screen resolution (recommended) • Chrome 64+, Safari 10+, Firefox 58+ • 4 GB RAM (recommended), 2 MB (minimum) Windows • Javascript must be enabled • Windows 7+ • Persistent Internet connection (required) • Chrome 64+, Edge 41+, Firefox 58+ • Bandwidth: A typical student consumes 1MB of bandwidth per Google Chrome OS 5-min block. A classroom of 25 students consumes 150MB of • Chromebook, Chromebook Touchscreen bandwidth per 30-min session (equivalent of needing 51% of a T1). A 5 MB download occurs upon initial use of Core5 iPad Version • iPad 2+, iPad Mini 3+, iPad Air+, iPad Pro (iOS 9 and higher) • 1 GB storage space (1.8 GB for initial download) • Persistent Internet connection (minimal bandwidth is used) Local Install Version (version 2.8 only) MacOS X For all platforms: • 10.9 or higher • 750 MB hard drive space Windows • 1024x768 screen resolution (recommended) • Windows 7+ • Persistent Internet connection (minimal bandwidth is used) • 1 GB RAM (recommended), 512 MB (minimum) Android Version* • Android 4.4.2 and above * Android support is limited to these devices: Samsung Galaxy Tab S2, Google Pixel C and Google Nexus 7” (2012 and 2013) and 10”. • 900 MB storage space The device must be able to access the Google Play Store; for this • Persistent Internet connection (minimal reason, Kindles cannot use the Core5 app for Android. bandwidth is used) myLexia.com (the Educator website) Chrome 64+, Edge 41+, Firefox 58+, Safari 10+ Whitelisting, Firewall, Proxies, Content Filtering -- Allow Access https://*.mylexia.com http://www.lexiacore5.com (not required to be whitelisted for use of the local install version) Note: Thin clients, Citrix, Terminal Services/Remote Desktop, virtual machines, and other remote access or PC-sharing systems are not supported. ©2018 Lexia Learning Systems LLC www.lexialearning.com.

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