Faculty Member from the College of Information Technology Participates in the Cultural Festival at Babylon Technical Institute

Duhaa Fadill Abbas
As part of its ongoing efforts to strengthen academic and cultural collaboration with educational and technical institutions, Dr. Ahmed Habib Al-Azzawi, a faculty member in the Software Department at the College of Information Technology, participated in the cultural festival organized by the Department of Community Health Techniques at Babylon Technical Institute. The festival featured a series of literary and poetic performances, alongside an awards ceremony honoring the top students for their academic achievements.

During the festival, Dr. Ahmed delivered a cultural seminar titled "Ethics of Education between Teacher and Learner," in which he examined the interactive relationship between educators and students, and the influence of modern technology and artificial intelligence programs on this relationship, highlighting both positive and negative effects. He also referred to Qur’anic models illustrating exemplary traits of teachers and learners. The seminar concluded with the inauguration of a charity bazaar, with proceeds dedicated to supporting underprivileged students.

The participation of the College of Information Technology reflects its continuous efforts to expand horizons for scientific and cultural collaboration with various academic institutions and to promote extracurricular activities that foster creativity and cultural awareness among students.