I have a batch of ten blog posts to publish over the next two weeks on my education-technology site. Each piece needs to run between 800 and 1,000 words, read in a clear formal tone, and speak directly to students exploring how digital tools can improve their learning. I will supply primary and secondary keywords, plus working titles if that helps. Your task is to weave them in naturally, maintain impeccable grammar (run everything through Grammarly), and guarantee 100 % originality—every draft must pass Copyscape before it reaches me. Feel free to draw on current online learning platforms, emerging educational apps, or broader trends in tech-driven instruction, provided the angle stays strongly student-focused and academically respectful. Deliverables • 10 SEO-optimised articles (800–1,000 words each) • Meta title & meta description for every post • Grammarly and Copyscape reports • Short author’s note summarising the key takeaway (2–3 sentences) Timeline Send the first three articles within four days so we can calibrate style; deliver the remaining seven by day ten at the latest. When you respond, attach a couple of samples that showcase a similar formal, student-oriented ed-tech voice. Published links are welcome. I provide quick feedback and release milestones promptly as we progress.