The FRELIP main portal, at frelip.org, is the front door to everything — the single starting point that connects the discovery search, the research guides, the journal feeds, and these learning courses. Think of it as the welcome desk of a large free library: it points you to the right room for whatever you need.

FRELIP isn’t one website — it’s a small family of connected tools, each doing one job well. The portal is what ties them together into a single, free service for finding, understanding, and using knowledge. This whole course is a guided tour of that family, and the portal is where the tour begins.

What the portal connects

  • Discovery search — to find books, articles, and resources.
  • Research guides — expert starting points by subject.
  • Journal feeds — the latest open-access research, gathered.
  • Learning platform — free courses (like this one) to build your skills.
One mission, four doors
A student arrives at frelip.org needing to write an essay. From that one page they can search for sources, open a subject guide, browse new journal articles, and take a course on citing them properly — all free, all connected. The portal’s job is to make sure no one has to wonder “where do I go for that?”

Why one connected platform matters

Plenty of places let you search, or learn, or read — but rarely all of them, joined up, and free. FRELIP’s value is that the pieces work together: find a source in search, learn to evaluate it in a course, follow the field through the feeds. The portal is the thread that makes it one journey rather than four separate errands.

Try this
Visit frelip.org and find the way through to each of the four tools. Notice how the portal is built to send you onward, not to keep you. That “front door” design is what makes the whole platform easy to use.

🔗 Try it on FRELIP: frelip.org — the FRELIP main portal

Let’s tour the tools one by one, starting with the engine for finding things. On to Discovery Search (VuFind).


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Última alteração: sexta-feira, 5 de junho de 2026 às 08:25