The University, represented by the Assessment & Evaluation Center, organised a workshop entitled “Assessment in the Age of Artificial Intelligence”, delivered by Dr. Othman Al-Omair and attended by University leaders and a number of faculty members and others interested in assessment and higher education.
The workshop addressed the future of assessment and examinations in the age of artificial intelligence, the design of questions and the formulation of effective prompts, as well as the ethical dimensions, challenges and security considerations associated with the use of these technologies, along with mechanisms for marking and feedback through intelligent tools.
The event drew wide attendance and engagement from participants, with numerous discussions and experiences presented on the use of artificial intelligence technologies in developing assessment methods and improving the quality of educational outcomes.
For his part, the Director of the Assessment & Evaluation Center, Dr. Abdulaziz Al-Othman, explained that the workshop comes within the University’s and the Center’s direction towards developing the assessment system and raising the capability of faculty members in dealing with artificial intelligence applications in a professional and ethical manner that supports the quality of the educational process.
