Under the supervision of the Head of Computer Sciences Department Dr. Hala Bahjat Abdul Wahab, A workshop on Google Apps in Education and the mechanisms of activating E-learning was held in the Department of Computer Sciences on Monday 20 February 2018, where the introductory lecture was given by the Instructor and Chairman of the E-Learning Committee in the Department of Computer Sciences. Asst. Lect. Saif Bashar. The lecture was a two-part lecture. The first part showed the importance of using the free applications provided by Google, which are available associated with the teacher's official email such as (Docs, Sheets, Slides, Drive, Hangout, Calendar, Translate, Sites, Keep, Forms). These free applications provide many services that help teachers work and increase their work efficiency. a Live Demo given by a simple presentation on how to access and use some of these applications.
In the second part of the lecture, the Google Classroom application was presented, through which e-learning will be activated in accordance with the directives of the university presidency. The application interfaces were explained and how to use them and benefiting from the multiple services provided by it as an application that creates a special virtual learning environment between teachers and students.
The workshop was attended by the head of the department. Dr. Hala Bahgat and the Associate Scientific Assistant Dr. Alia Karim and Assistant Administrative Assistant Dr. Iyad Rohdan and the heads of the branches and a large number of staff. In conclusion, the opening of the discussion and answer the multiple questions that enriched the lecture.
This workshop was the first step in E-Learning where the department will proceed in the next step by providing its student with an official e-mail in cooperation with the Information Technology Center and educating the students to use this environment and the success of the experiment to serve the scientific level of the Department of Computer Science and the University of Technology.
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