Education research is read by the people who act on it — teachers, curriculum designers, ministry officials — almost none of whom sit behind a university subscription. A paywalled study of Nigerian classroom practice is a study its subjects cannot read. Open access and open educational resources are two halves of the same argument.
This hub gathers open research on teaching and learning, higher education policy, assessment, and educational technology, alongside openly licensed teaching materials adaptable to African curricula.
Explore: 12 open-access journals in this field · Education subject guide
Subfields: Teaching & Learning
New open-access Education research for African scholarship — 6 African-led studies + 4 global breakthroughs, with journals cited.
FRELIP Weekly Research Digest — Education (week of 28 June 2026) Read More »
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