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Who We Collaborate With
We partner with passionate educators, researchers, and creators across global learning platforms.
StudyTube & Academic Vloggers
Showcase authentic revision and literature review workflows that help students excel without turning into essay mills.
PhD & Postdoc Creators
Demystify peer-reviewed journal publishing, LaTeX citation management, and academic career navigation for junior scholars.
ESL Educators & Language Coaches
Demonstrate how bilingual thinkers can stop translating in their head and write naturally in English.
Write in your language,
publish in English
Move from rough bilingual drafts to clearer English in one connected writing workflow.
Methods and Data Sources
The study draws on a panel of 42 jurisdictions observed quarterly between 2019 and 2025.
Where a jurisdiction changed its reporting basis, the earlier series is retained and flagged rather than silently rebased. Two cases required manual reconciliation (Meyer, 2019).
Limitations
Quarterly reporting hides within-quarter variance, so short shocks are smoothed. The panel is also unbalanced after 2023, when three jurisdictions stopped publishing.
