Where Kotlin is taught,
mapped across the world.

✦Stepik dominates Kotlin education discovery, accounting for 44 of 68 tracked provider mentions — more than six times the next closest provider. Beyond that, the landscape is fragmented: traditional universities (Michigan, Duke) and tech giants (Google, Meta) each hold single-digit shares, while a long tail of anonymous or unlabeled providers collectively matches Meta's presence. This suggests Kotlin learning is heavily concentrated in one platform, with no clear secondary hub yet established.

✦The United States dominates discovered Kotlin instruction, accounting for 43% of all 400 universities found, with India a distant second at 40. Notably, Armenia appears in the top ten with 8 universities—a striking outlier given its small population, suggesting a concentrated regional push for Kotlin education.

✦The pipeline discovered 245 total educational resources, but only 53 (roughly 22%) overlap with the official kotlinlang.org list, while 192 are entirely new — suggesting the official list captures only a fraction of the global teaching landscape. Notably, it missed 355 official entries, with 197 of those failing to surface even via targeted search, indicating significant gaps in discoverability or indexing rather than simple data-entry omissions. This points to a fragmented ecosystem where both sources are highly complementary, with the pipeline adding substantial novel coverage but still far from comprehensive.