The 911Lectures Pilot Program
A Lecturer-Led Research Initiative for Better Learning, Sustainable Income, and Scalable Impact Across Nigerian universities, lecturers are doing their best […]
A Smarter Way to Prepare for Exams
Academic Pilot for Computer Science (ADSU Mubi) & SPY Students Most students struggle before exams not because they are weak,
The All-in-One School Management System Built for Modern School Administrators
A Strategic Collaboration Between 911Lectures and Xuple Running a primary or secondary school today is no longer just about academics.
A Pilot Opportunity for Innovation, Skills Development, and Sustainable Growth in Computer Science Education
Across Nigeria, Computer Science departments are producing brilliant minds — yet many students still graduate without practical, income-generating digital skills,
Why Most EdTech Projects Fail in Africa (And How Pilot Programs Prevent It)
Africa has no shortage of education innovation ideas. What it lacks is execution discipline. Every year, new edtech platforms launch
AI and Gamified Learning: What Actually Works in African Classrooms
Artificial Intelligence and gamified learning are two of the most talked-about concepts in modern education. In Nigeria and across Africa,
How 911Lectures Is Building a Practical EdTech Solution for Nigeria and Africa
Across Nigeria and much of Africa, education faces a paradox. We have: Yet learning outcomes, scalability, and sustainability remain weak.
Can Nigerian Institutions Attract International Students Through Online Programs?
For decades, Nigerian institutions have focused almost entirely on local enrollment. International students were seen as something only foreign universities
How Nigerian Institutions Can Increase Revenue Without Raising School Fees
Across Nigeria, one challenge unites public and private institutions alike:funding pressure without sustainable alternatives. Raising school fees often feels like
How Nigerian Lecturers Can Earn Long-Term Income From Their Courses
For many Nigerian lecturers, the idea of earning more often comes with a painful trade-off:leave academia, take on endless side