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Abdullah Al-Salem University Summit Charts Roadmap for Future Education in the Age of Innovation

Abdullah Al-Salem University hosted a two-day educational summit from April 16–17 under the theme “Learning in the Age of Innovation: Benefits, Challenges, and Jobs”, bringing together experts, educators, and innovators to explore how emerging technologies can transform the future of learning.

The summit focused on integrating artificial intelligence (AI), virtual reality (VR), and data privacy into education systems. Key discussions emphasized personalized learning, cybersecurity, and ethical frameworks for using AI in classrooms.

Dr. Adel Al-Husainan, Secretary-General of the University’s Founding Board of Trustees, opened the event by stressing the importance of breaking institutional silos and leveraging technology to foster innovation and knowledge exchange.

Among the summit’s key recommendations were:

  • Adopting AI-driven personalized learning to move beyond traditional e-learning models.
  • Enhancing cybersecurity and protecting student data through ethical AI use, encryption, and adherence to international privacy standards.
  • Investing in VR/AR infrastructure and aligning immersive tools with curricula while addressing accessibility and ethical considerations.
  • Creating flexible education policies that evolve with technological advances and promote institutional collaboration.
  • Establishing research incubators and accelerators, especially for young researchers, to convert ideas into real-world solutions.

The summit concluded with an awards ceremony recognizing top student innovations in educational technology:

  • KFAS Innovation Award: Kish (Kuwait University) and Stat Cam (Gulf University for Science and Technology)
  • Zain’s “Watan Al Ibda’a” Award: Halali (Kuwait University) and Threion Space Band (Abdullah Al-Salem University)
  • Boubyan Innovation Award: Chatbot (Arab Open University)
  • Abdullah Al-Salem University Award: Plastic Recycle and Power the Future (Abdullah Al-Salem University)

The summit reaffirmed Abdullah Al-Salem University’s commitment to leading innovation in education and fostering a technology-driven learning environment that is secure, inclusive, and forward-looking.

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