Current Research and Publications
1. Strategies for Successful Implementation of Universal Basic Education (UBE) in the 21st Century. A Paper Presented at the 2nd Conference/Workshop for the Universal Basic Education in Nigeria, 2002, University of Nigeria, Nsukka.
2. Workshop on Enhancement of Research Skills and Competences for Tertiary Level Academics 23rd – 25th, 2005, Institute of Education, University of Nigeria, Menakaya Hall, Nsukka.
3. Supervisory Practices used by Administrators for Enhancing Non-Formal Environmental Education to Rural Women. A Paper Presented at the Nigerian National Council for Adult Education (NNCAE), Annual National Conference, Ibadan, Nigeria, 27th November – 1st December, 2005.
4. Workshop Proceedings of the Institute of Education: What to write and How to write: A Step-by-Step Procedure in Education Research. May/June 2006.
5. ICT Facilities in the Service of Libraries and Information Science: Administrative and Planning Aspects. A Paper Presented at the 2006 Annual Conference by Institute of Education, University of Nigeria, Nsukka. 15th – 18th May, 2006.
6. Enhancing Service Delivery at the Primary School Level in Nigeria in the 21st Century: An Administrative Perspective. A Paper Presented at the National Annual Conference by Institute of Education, University of Nigeria, Nsukka. 16th – 19th August, 2007.
7. The Implementation of Information Technology and the Teaching Learning Process for Sustainable Development for Adults in Nsukka Local Government Area in Enugu State. Being a Text Presented at the 1nternational Conference of the Faculty of Education. 17th = 21st June, 2008. University of Nigeria, Nsukka.
8. Education for Nation Building and Global Competitiveness. Being a test of a paper presented at the Nigerian Educational Research and Development Council, Abuja. 25th – 28th January, 2010.
9. Administration of Non-Formal Education as a Tool for Women Empowerment in Income-Generating Activities in Nsukka Local Government Area of Enugu State. Being a Text of a Paper Presented at the Nigerian Educational Research Association (NERA). Faculty of Education, New Conference Hall. University of Nigeria, Nsukka. 4th – 7th November, 2010.
10. Needs Assessment of Non-Formal Education Programme towards Women Empowerment in Enugu State of Nigeria. Being a Text of a Paper Presented at Nigeria National Council For Adult Education (NNCAE), Annual National Conference, Ibadan, Nigeria 7th – 9th December, 2010.
Book Chapters
1. Nwobi, A.U. (2002). Strategies for Community Participation in the Universal Basic Education. In Ali, A. & Okeke, B. (eds) Philosophy and Education A Book of Readings, pp. 347 – 355.
2. Nwizu, S.C. & Nwobi, A.U.(2006). Non-Formal Education and Adult Learners: An Overview. In Ogwo B.A. & Ogranu, R.N. (ed) Methodology in Formal Technical/Vocational Education pp. 25 – 48.
Journal Articles
1. Nwobi, A.U. (1997). Rural Women’s Assessment of Present Adult Literacy Programmes in Nsukka Local Government, Enugu State. CARESON Journal of Research and Development, Volume 1 (1), pp. 43 – 53.
2. Nwobi, A.U. (1998). The Potential Impact of New Information Technology on the Promotion of Adult Learning. CARESON Journal of Research and Development, Volume 2 (1). Pp 10 – 17.
3. Nwobi, A.U. (2000). Non-Formal Education in Nigeria, Issues and Challenges for the 21st Century. Journal of Arts Educational Thought, Volume 1 (1) pp. 53 – 58.
4. Nwobi, A.U. (2002). Improving Educational Technology for Effective Adult Learning in the 21st Century. International Journal of Arts and Technology Education. Volume 2 (1) pp. 56 – 63.
5. Nwobi, A.U. (2003). Strategies for Successful Implementation of Universal Basic Education (UBE) in this 21st Century. The Nigerian Universal Basic Education Journal 2 (1), pp. 102 – 105.
6. Nwobi, A.U. (2005). Supervisory Practices used by Administrators for Enhancing Non-Formal Environment Education for Rural Women. Adult and Non-Formal Education in Nigeria: Emerging Issues. The Journal of the Nigerian National Council for Adult Education (NNCAE).
7. Nwobi, A.U. (2005). Strategies for Effective Administration of Environmental Education for Rural Women in Enugu State. Journal of Adult Education and Development (JAED). Vol. 3 No. 1 pp. 103 – 155.
8. Nwobi, A.U. (2006). Mobilizing Women for Literacy. The Constraints in the Utilization of Female Teachers in “Each-One-Teach-One”. (EOTO). The Journal of the Adult Education in Nigeria, in Nigerian National Council for Adult Education (NNCAE). Vol. II pp. 174 – 183.
9. Nwobi, A.U. (2007). Needs Assessment for Effective Administration of Environmental Education for Rural Women in Enugu State. African Social Science Review (ASSR).
10. Nwobi, A.U. (2009). Resource Management for Retirement: Problems, Prospects and the Way Forward. Journal of Educational Foundations (JEF) Vol. 5 No. 1 pp. 143 – 149.
11. Nwobi, A.U. (2010). Perception of Adult and Non-Formal Education Learners on the Problems and Prospects of Globalization and Entrepreneurship. International Journal of Educational Research Vol. 10, No. (1) pp. 163 – 175.
12. Nwobi, A.U. (2001). Non-Formal Education Agencies in Nigeria: Enhancing the Contribution of Women’s Sewing Industries. In Okeke, E. & Egonu D. (eds), Educational Alternative for Nigeria, University of Nigeria, Institute of Education.
13. Nwobi, A.U. (2002). Teaching and the Future of New Information Technology (IT) in Formation Education in Nigeria. In Ali, A. & Okeke, E. (eds). Information Technology Education, University of Nigeria, Institue of Education. Pp 75 – 83.
14. Nwobi, A.U. (2004). Gender and Development: The Environmental Dimension. In Ogbazi, N. Azikiwe, U., & Ifewlunmi, I. (ed)., Studies in Gender Discrimination in the 21st Century. Owerri: Cape Publishers, pp. 224 – 248.
15. Nwobi, A.U. (2007). ICT Facilities in the Services of Libraries and Information Science: Administrative and Planning Aspects, In Ezeh D.N. and Education, University of Nigeria, Institute of Education pp. 79 – 86.
16. Nwobi, A.U. (2008). Implementation of Information Technology and the Teaching/Learning Process for Sustainable Development of Adults in Nsukka Local Government Area in Enugu State. In Nworgu, B.G. (ed) Education in the Information Age: Global Challenges and Enhancement Strategies. Proceedings of First International Conference of the Faculty of Education, University of Nigeria, Nsukka. Pp. 265 – 271.
17. Nwobi, A.U. (2008). Enhancing Service Delivery at the Primary School Level in Nigeria: Administration Perspective. In Ezeh, D.N. and Onyegegbu, N. (eds). Education Sector Reform in Nigeria, What? Why? How? And Sustainability, University of Nigeria, Institute of Education, pp 79 – 86.
