The Administration organized, today, Thursday, August 27, 2026, a remote training course titled “Optimal Use of Interactive Screens,” targeting female faculty members at the University’s women’s health colleges that have relocated to the new buildings. The course was held as part of the Administration’s efforts to maximize the benefits of modern educational technologies and enable faculty members to use interactive screens efficiently and effectively in the educational process.
The course was attended by more than 35 female faculty members and covered several topics related to the effective use of interactive screens, including their key features and tools, as well as practical approaches to integrating them into teaching. These applications contribute to developing teaching methods, enhancing classroom interaction, and improving the overall teaching and learning experience.
The course is part of the Administration’s ongoing efforts to support digital transformation, develop the educational environment, and maximize the effective use of modern equipment and technologies. It also reflects the University’s commitment to keeping pace with rapid developments in educational technology and enhancing the efficiency of interactive screen usage in classrooms.
The Administration reaffirmed its continued commitment to providing training programs and initiatives aimed at raising technical awareness and developing digital skills among University personnel, while maximizing the use of available technologies to support and enhance the quality of the educational process.
