Most modern universities adopt some form of e-learning. In the future, the traditional role of universities will evolve, and the education system will primarily include virtual and open programs. The use of e-learning systems will become a natural requirement within the teaching and learning ecosystem in universities, and it will no longer be considered a separate system from university learning in general. E-learning has added fundamental benefits at both the institutional and student levels, as traditional learning methods in educational institutions—especially in universities—are changing and developing through the use of available educational technologies. It also facilitates the learning process for students by making follow-up, communication, interaction, and more easier.
The E-Learning Center at Al al-Bayt University represents an important cornerstone of the university. It contributes by assisting faculty members in designing educational content on the e-learning platform and in creating exams on various testing platforms. Additionally, it helps in resolving technical issues faced by students and faculty members, and it offers regular guidance on the use of educational platforms and software.
Out of Al al-Bayt University's awareness and foresight regarding the important role of e-learning in the near future, it was one of the pioneering universities to integrate this system into its educational structure. The university established a dedicated E-Learning Center to maximize student benefit and enhance the performance and educational role of the faculty. Al al-Bayt University aims to employ information and communication technology to improve the quality of teaching and learning, through a gradual transition toward creating a distinctive interactive learning environment and achieving the best learning outcomes.
We work with you to provide an effective learning environment—making it easier for students to learn and opening up new horizons for them.
Director of the E-Learning Center
Dr. Amjad Qutaish
