Ibn Sina Center for E-Learning Organizes Workshop on “Modern Strategies in Active Learning”

Baghdad – June 18, 2026

The Ibn Sina Center for E-Learning organized a scientific workshop titled “Modern Strategies in Active Learning,” presented by Assistant Lecturer Noor Thaer Abdul-Qader, a faculty member at the Presidency of the University of Baghdad / Department of Studies and Planning, on Thursday, June 18, 2026.

Workshop Objectives

The workshop aimed to equip faculty members with the latest skills and methodologies required to implement active learning concepts. Key objectives included:

  • Student-Centered Education: Transitioning from traditional rote learning to interactive educational environments that place the student at the core of the learning process.

  • Enhancing Skills: Fostering critical thinking, encouraging self-directed learning, and elevating student engagement both in physical classrooms and via e-learning platforms.

Core Themes and Pedagogical Approaches

The workshop covered several key axes aimed at improving academic outcomes:

  • Comprehensive Active Learning Frameworks: Exploring modern methodologies such as the Flipped Classroom, project- and problem-based learning, and collaborative learning models.

  • Technology Integration: Presenting real-world case studies on effectively integrating these active learning techniques with existing e-learning tools.

  • Virtual Classroom Management: Strategies for managing online learning environments to drive innovation, knowledge exchange, and digital competency.

Conclusion and Recommendations

The workshop concluded with actionable recommendations emphasizing the continuous delivery of professional development programs to align with global shifts in teaching methodologies. It also stressed the importance of fully leveraging e-learning platforms to champion sustainable education strategies.

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