I would like to access the data on Wikipedia pageviews by country, language and content area to measure the private learning in different countries. My previous empirical results suggest that Wikipedia pageviews are highly correlated with education quality. Unfortunately, the available data does not allow to separate the educational pageviews from the pure entertainment pageviews (for example, celebrities biographies).

I am aware that the data currently is not the part of the publicly available dataset. Please, consider two options. First, I am ready to collaborate with you on making this data available as other researchers have done in the past. I would appreciate if you let me know which steps I need to take in order to work with you on this task. Second, you can consider making this data available after achieving the necessary level of confidentiality. For example, you can group request types so that each group has at least 1000 unique IP-addresses.

I am looking forward to hear from you on my opportunities to use this data. I think that it is going to be very interesting to know how much people learn from Wikipedia, for example, in India versus Brazil and Egypt. Do people in Indonesia learn less than people in Germany due to poor quality school systems or low private incentives for learning? I am also sure that many social scientists will also benefit from using such information (if you make it available) and will produce some policy-relevant research.