Access to diverse, high-quality educational content is essential for effective digital learning. A well-rounded e-library supports different curricula, learning styles and educational needs. By welcoming new publishing partners, Snapplify ensures that students and educators have even greater access to trusted, world-class resources.
Three new publishers join Snapplify Engage, increasing access to academic, school, and mother-tongue books: OmniScriptum, Consumo Publishers and Thabang Tsolo. Each of these publishers plays a key role in enriching our digital library, furthering our mission to enhance education through accessibility, inclusion, and excellence.
OmniScriptum, known for its LAP Lambert Academic Publishing imprint, provides vital academic resources to higher education institutions such as Tshwane University of Technology. With over 45 imprints and a vast network of global authors, OmniScriptum enhances learning across disciplines by making high-quality research and literary works widely available. Their commitment to supporting authors at no cost ensures that valuable knowledge reaches students and educators in Africa, Asia, and beyond.
Consumo Publishers has made its entire catalogue available on Snapplify Engage, offering invaluable resources for students and teachers. Used by institutions such as The King’s College and Prep School, Consumo’s materials are known for their quality and relevance. Covering key subjects such as Business Studies, EMS, Accounting, Life Orientation, and AP Physics, these textbooks are regularly updated to align with evolving curricula—ensuring learners have the latest insights and tools for success.
Supporting mother-tongue literacy is key to fostering a love for reading and learning. We are proud to include the work of Thabang Tsolo, a self-published author from Jouberton, North West, whose SeSotho CAPS-aligned titles promote linguistic diversity and cultural pride. His books give young readers the opportunity to see their own languages and traditions reflected in educational content, reinforcing the importance of accessible learning in local languages.
These publisher catalogues allow for improved curriculum alignment and more diverse resources. Supporting mother-tongue literacy aligns with UNESCO’s goals for inclusive education, ensuring learners access culturally relevant content in their own languages.
These partnerships mark another milestone in our journey to provide students and educators with the best possible digital learning resources. As we continue to expand our library, we invite more publishers to join us in making a lasting impact on education.
📚 Publishers, expand your reach and bring your books to more schools and universities across Africa. Find out more about Snapplify or email us to discuss a partnership.
