Description
This interactive event introduces participants to the potential of AI in education, promoting creativity, problem-solving, and critical thinking. Attendees will explore AI-powered learning tools, automation, and ethical considerations, gaining hands-on experience with practical applications for the classroom and beyond.
Event Details
- Session Length: 2 hours
- Language: English/Arabic
- Prerequisites & equipment: To be confirmed
Key Focus Areas
- Understanding AI in Education – How AI enhances learning and teaching experiences
- AI and Personalization – Adaptive learning, smart assessments, and AI tutoring
- Hands-on AI Tools – Using AI for lesson planning, content creation, and automation
- AI and Critical Thinking – Discussing ethical AI use and its future in education
- Collaborative Projects – Students and teachers create AI-powered learning solutions together
Ideal For
- Students – To explore AI’s role in learning, creativity, and problem-solving
- Teachers – To integrate AI tools into classrooms for enhanced engagement and efficiency
Children and young participants must be accompanied by a parent or related adult.
The age range for this event is to be confirmed.
Attendance Options
Choose the format that suits you best:
- Online
- In-Person (North Ghubra, Muscat)
Certificate
Your booking includes participation in the session(s) described on this page. Participants who successfully attend the event will receive an AMWAJ Certificate of Participation.
Booking & Your Rights
The current price is shown on this page in OMR, including any fees, and session timing (Oman time, GST) is confirmed with you when you book. Payment is by bank transfer from an Oman bank account.
AMWAJ organises the event: we manage registration, fees and logistics and may use subcontractors, while the instructor delivers the content (instructor name to be confirmed).
Please read our Terms & Conditions and our Refund, Cancellation and Chargeback Policy before booking. If the event is not delivered as described, your statutory consumer rights under Omani law, including Royal Decree 66/2014, are preserved.
