• Registration for the conference began on the 15th January 2026
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Designing Pedagogical Approaches for Future Learners: Challenges and Opportunities

Abu Dhabi University is pleased to invite researchers, scholars, policymakers, educators, and industry partners to submit papers for the 3rd ADU International Conference on Education (ADU_ICEDU_2026).
Building on the strong impact of previous editions, ADU_ICEDU_2026 explores how innovative pedagogical approaches can prepare learners for an increasingly complex, AI-driven, and skills-oriented future.
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Aims to Bridge the Gap Between Cutting-Edge Research and Real-World Applications

Conference Theme

Designing Pedagogical Approaches for Future Learners: Challenges and Opportunities (ADU_ICEDU_2026)

Innovations in Teaching & Learning.
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Call for Papers

Designing Pedagogical Approaches for Future Learners: Challenges and Opportunities

This conference offers valuable insights for scholars, decision-makers, researchers, and practitioners focused on a sustainable future and digital transformation innovation. Academic institutions, government departments, and private sector organizations will have the opportunity to explore cutting-edge research in critical and relevant areas.
We invite academics, practitioners, and research students to submit their work in the following categories:
  • Working Papers (abstracts of work in progress)

  • Full Papers (subject to a double-blind peer review)

  • Master Thesis

  • Doctoral Papers (for the Doctoral Colloquium)

For those unable to attend in person, there is an option to present your research virtually to our global audience.
  • Share
    Insights
  • Exchange
    Ideas
  • Pioneering
    Approaches
Objectives

Designing Pedagogical Approaches for Future Learners: Challenges and Opportunities

ADU_ICEDU_2026 aims to achieve the following objectives:

  • Explore cutting-edge advancements in artificial intelligence and their applications in teaching and learning.

  • Advance international dialogue on future-focused pedagogies, curriculum design, digital innovation, and learning ecosystems

  • Showcase research and best practices that support inclusion, wellbeing, academic integrity, learner engagement, and skill development

  • Bridge academia and industry by exploring partnerships that improve employability, entrepreneurship, and workforce readiness.

  • Promote innovative leadership approaches that enable educational transformation at institutional and system levels.

  • Foster cross-disciplinary collaboration among educators, researchers, policymakers, and technology providers.

  • Support evidence-based and sustainable education practices that align with national priorities and global frameworks, including the SDGs.

Keynote Speakers

Distinguished keynote speakers at the 3rd International Conference on Education 2026.

Keynote Speakers
Professor Fiona Smart, PhD, PFHEA
Learning and Teaching Enhancement Consultant
Director: Fiona Smart Coaching and Consultancy Ltd
Professor of Practice Nancy Gleason
Director Academic Excellence
Humanities, Social & Management Sciences Division, Mohamed bin Zayed University of Artificial Intelligence
Dr. Christine Coombe
Associate Professor of General Studies, Higher Colleges of Technology – Dubai Academic City Campus
Ms. Louise Lumsden SFHEA
Head of Fellowships (Teaching), Advance HE
Prof. Andreas Schleicher
Director for Education and Skills at the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD)
Program Schedule
Conference Theme:
Designing Pedagogical Approaches for Future Learners: Challenges and Opportunities

Date:
7-9 October 2026

Venue:
Al Ain City, UAE

Important Dates:
  • Call for proposals

    January 15th, 2026

  • Abstract submission deadline

    July 31, 2026

  • Decisions about abstract acceptance

    Within four weeks after the submission deadline

  • Full conference registration fees are due for all presenters

    August 31, 2026

  • Submission of full paper for conference proceedings for those interested

    August 31, 2026

  • Decision on acceptance of full papers

    Within six weeks after the submission deadline

  • Conference

    October 7-8, 2026

  • Al Ain City Tour

    October 9, 2026

Discover the roadmap to the future of education within the ADU_ICEDU_2026 Program Schedule.

From thought-provoking sessions to interactive workshops, our schedule is designed to inspire, engage, and facilitate the exchange of groundbreaking ideas.
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Time
Topic
Speaker
DAY 1 - Wednesday, 7 October 2026

9:00-10:00 AM

Registration and Morning Coffee

Inaugural Session

10:00-10:10 AM

Opening Speech

H.E. Zaki Nusseibeh
The Cultural Advisor to the President of the UAE,
Chancellor of UAE University

10:10-10:15 AM

Welcome Note – ADU Speech

Prof. Ghassan Aouad,
Chancellor, Conference Advisor,
Abu Dhabi University

10:15-10:20 AM

Highlights of the Conference

Prof. Barry O'Mahony
Provost, Abu Dhabi University

10:20-10:40 AM

Official Speakers

H.E. Mahra Al-Mutaiwie
Director of the Regional Center for Educational Planning (RCEP-UNESCO)

Dr. Mohammed Al-Ali
Chairman of TRENDS Group

Mr. Abdelmajeed Shamlawi
Chief Executive Officer, Queen Rania Teacher Academy

10:40-11:00 AM

Coffee Break

11:00-11:20 AM

Keynote Speaker
Reimagining Academic Identity for a Future Ready Academy
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Professor Fiona Smart, PhD, PFHEA
Learning and Teaching Enhancement Consultant
Director: Fiona Smart Coaching and Consultancy Ltd

11:20-11:40 AM

Keynote Speaker
Learning with and for a world of AI
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Prof. Andreas Schleicher
Director for Education and Skills at the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD)

11:40-12:00 PM

Keynote Speaker
Beyond the Early Adopters: Teaching in the Uneven Age of AI
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Professor of Practice Nancy Gleason
Director Academic Excellence
Humanities, Social & Management Sciences Division, Mohamed bin Zayed University of Artificial Intelligence

12:00-01:00 PM

Presidential Dialogue:
Reimagining Universities for Future Learners in the Age of AI
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Moderator:
Dr. Hamad Odhabi,
Vice Chancellor for AI and Operational Excellence, Abu Dhabi University

Panelists:
Prof. Ghassan Aouad

Chancellor, Conference Advisor, Abu Dhabi University

HE James Anthony Morse
President, Rabdan Academy

Prof. Ahmed Ali Al Raeesi
Vice Chancellor, United Arab Emirates University

Prof. Mohammed Awad
Associate Vice President for Research and Innovation and Professor of Computer Science at the American University of Ras Al Khaimah (AURAK)

Prof. Erich Dietrich
Vice Provost for Undergraduate Education, New York University Abu Dhabi

1:00-2:00 PM

Break and Lunch

2:00-3:00 PM

Panel Discussion:
Inclusive and Future-Ready Education: From Access to Meaningful Engagement
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Moderator:
Dr. Sreethi Nair
Dean, College of Arts, Education & Social Science, Abu Dhabi University

Panelists:
Prof. Eman Gaad

Dean of the Faculty of Education and Professor of Special and Inclusive Education at the British University in Dubai

Ms. Nadera Alborno Ed.D.
Dean of the Graduate School of Education and Professor of Education, American University in Dubai

Ms. Nicki Williams
Director of Education, Taaleem

Ms. Margaret Ann Haynes
Director of Schools, Liwa Education

Ms. Alanoud AlZaben
Education Specialist at the Queen Rania Teacher Academy

Parallel Sessions
Time: 3:00-6:00 PM

3:00-5:00 PM

Parallel Sessions

Track

Curriculum & Pedagogy Design

Chair

Dr. Smitha Dev, Assistant Professor of Psychology, Abu Dhabi University

Venue

Conference Room 1

Paper ID
Author/s
Paper Title

ADUICEDU2026-ID#218

Nevine Abraham (Carnegie Mellon University)

Building Intercultural Empathy through Virtual Exchange between U.S. Undergraduates and Arab Peers

ADUICEDU2026-ID#166

Adel Sakakini (Beirut Arab University); Buna Baasiri (Beirut Arab University)

Learning Styles and Characteristics of Successful Language Learners and Effective Teaching Strategies in the Lebanese Context (IELTS Participants/ A Case Study)

ADUICEDU2026-ID#129

Akmal Nazir (United Arab Emirates University)

Rethinking curriculum design in the era of generative AI: Developing course-level policies for responsible integration

ADUICEDU2026-ID#102_A

Dr. Jiss Varghese Mathew (Birla Institute of Technology & Science, Pilani, Dubai Campus).

Identification of Core Competencies for the bachelor degree in Façade Engineering

ADUICEDU2026-ID#155

Eunsang Eom (Korea University); Jong-kook Kim (Korea University); Seoyoon Lee (Team Monolith); Yeongbin Bae (Team Monolith)

Problem Before Syntax: The Context–Capability–Inquiry Model for K-12 Data and AI Education

ADUICEDU2026-ID#55

Hamzeh Dodeen (United Arab Emirates University)

الأسئلة الشفوية الصفية ودورها الفعّال في التعّلم النشط: دراسة أثر متغيرات التحصيل ونوع الطالب والمستوى الدراسي والتساهل في الدرجات وحجم الصف في تقييم فعالية استخدامها

ADUICEDU2026-ID#54

Hayssam Hammad (Abu Dhabi University); Wail Abu Obaid (Abu Dhabi University)

Designing UAE Civil Procedure Law Curricula in Light of the Transition to Smart Litigation: A Competency-Based Framework for Future Legal Learners

ADUICEDU2026-ID#198

Hiea Mizyed (Emirates College for Advanced Education)

Parental Neuroeducation in Early Childhood: A Conceptual Framework

ADUICEDU2026-ID#175

Inaya Khan (Canadian University Dubai); Tahamid Hossain (Canadian University Dubai); Arash Kermani Kolankeh (Canadian University Dubai)

Designing AI-Supported Mathematics Pedagogy for Future Learners: The Khayyam Math Case Study

ADUICEDU2026-ID#123

Jacob Thomas-Llewellyn (Rabdan Academy)

Resilience Through Research and Reading: Historical Case Study Analysis in UAE Officer Education.

ADUICEDU2026-ID#111

Mohammed Elrakhawy (University of Sharjah )

From Play to Potential: A Developmental Physical Education Curriculum Framework Integrating Long-Term Athlete Development and the Youth Physical Development Model

ADUICEDU2026-ID#13

AAFREEN KHAN (MARVELOUS AILEGEND)

Morphological Transformations: Interactive Tumor Segmentation for Computer Vision Pedagogy

ADUICEDU2026-ID#222

Asmaa Abu Obaid (Abu Dhabi University); Tahani Bsharat (An-Najah National University, Faculty of Graduate Studies); Khaoula Errafii (Abu Dhabi University); Ismail Sheikh Ahmad (Department of Language and Literacy, Faculty of Education, International Islamic University Malaysia (IIUM))

The Dual-Edged Algorithm: A Systematic Review of TikTok's Effects on Student Motivation, Linguistic Competence, and Academic Performance

ADUICEDU2026-ID#90

Ahmad Al Aiyan (United Arab Emirates University)

Designing Future-Ready Learning: An Evidence-Based Pedagogical Framework for Digital, Immersive, and AI-Supported Education

Track

Digital Pedagogies & Learning Analytics

Chair

Dr. Areej Ahmed, Assistant Professor of Education, Abu Dhabi University

Venue

Conference Room 2

Paper ID
Author/s
Paper Title

ADUICEDU2026-ID#13

AAFREEN KHAN (MARVELOUS AILEGEND)

Morphological Transformations: Interactive Tumor Segmentation for Computer Vision Pedagogy

ADUICEDU2026-ID#90

Ahmad Al Aiyan (United Arab Emirates University)

Designing Future-Ready Learning: An Evidence-Based Pedagogical Framework for Digital, Immersive, and AI-Supported Education

ADUICEDU2026-ID#222

Asmaa Abu Obaid (Abu Dhabi University); Tahani Bsharat (An-Najah National University, Faculty of Graduate Studies); Khaoula Errafii (Abu Dhabi University); Ismail Sheikh Ahmad (Department of Language and Literacy, Faculty of Education, International Islamic University Malaysia (IIUM))

The Dual-Edged Algorithm: A Systematic Review of TikTok's Effects on Student Motivation, Linguistic Competence, and Academic Performance

ADUICEDU2026-ID#191

Bendoukha Fatima (Graduate School of Economics Oran)

The Role of Artificial Intelligence in Language Learning: A Hybrid Approach to AI-Supported Instruction

ADUICEDU2026-ID#212

Bhagya Madushani (Heriot watt university Dubai); Bhagya Perera (Heriot watt university Dubai); Smitha Kumar (Heriot watt university Dubai)

BioBot: An AI-Powered, Retrieval-Augmented Question-Answering System for Evidence-Grounded Biomedical Learning

ADUICEDU2026-ID#102

Earl Jerald Cansino (College of Medicine, University of the Philippines Manila); Mikael Carlos Mendoza (College of Medicine, University of the Philippines Manila); Louiejabe Nuniala (College of Medicine, University of the Philippines Manila); Leiko Sayo (School of Medicine and Public Health, Ateneo de Manila University); Iris Thiele Isip-Tan (Medical Informatics Unit, College of Medicine, University of the Philippines Manila)

Negotiating AI Reliance and Emerging Co-Dependence in Medical Education: A Qualitative Study of Medical Students' Experiences with Generative Artificial Intelligence

ADUICEDU2026-ID#61

Elie Matta (American University of Beirut)

Whose English Does the Model Speak? A Three-Layer Framework for Linguistic Justice in GenAI-Mediated TESOL

ADUICEDU2026-ID#214

Ghassan Safi (American University of Science and Technology); Halim Choueiry (American University of Science and Technology)

Command Before Generation: Toward a Pedagogy of Learner AI Agency

ADUICEDU2026-ID#89

Hind Almarzooqi (Hamdan Bin Mohammed Smart University); Serafettin Gedik (Hamdan Bin Mohammed Smart University)

A Case Study of a Self-Paced Online Learning (SPOL) Course: Learner Experiences with a Chatbot Application

ADUICEDU2026-ID#193

Houda Ahmed Ali Al-Mashni (Ministry of Education )

Teachers' Perceptions of the Effectiveness of the Noor Educational Platform in Omani Schools

ADUICEDU2026-ID#190

Ibrahim Shaban (United Arab Emirates University); Alyazia Alkaabi (United Arab Emirates University); Alyazia Ahamad Alameri (United Arab Emirates University); Asma Alkhoori (United Arab Emirates University); Noura Alfalasi (United Arab Emirates University); Ghazi Albreiki (United Arab Emirates University)

Implementation of Education 4.0 Between Readiness and Willingness: A Pilot Study on UAE Institutions

ADUICEDU2026-ID#52

Kayode Adenuga (University of Law Business School)

Artificial Intelligence and Contemporary Pedagogies: A PRISMA-Informed Narrative Review with Quality Assessment

ADUICEDU2026-ID#187

BRIDGE AI: Breaking Academic/Research Overfitting Through Inter-Institutional Collaboration and Shared AI Ecosystems

BRIDGE AI: Breaking Academic/Research Overfitting Through Inter-Institutional Collaboration and Shared AI Ecosystems

Track

Leadership, Policy & Quality Assurance

Chair

Dr. Mohammad Al Rashaida, Associate Professor, United Arab Emirates University

Venue

Meeting Room 1

Paper ID
Author/s
Paper Title

ADUICEDU2026-ID#122

Anoud Salah Eldeen (RAKEZ); Mardy Dizon (Cambridge for Family Counseling and Training Center ); Mahra Al Malek (Cambridge for Family Counseling and Training Center )

The Impact of Leadership Styles on Staff Relationships and Productivity: A Mixed-Methods Study at Kidzone Nursery

ADUICEDU2026-ID#14

Ayman Massouti (Sharjah Education Academy); Asma Abdallah (Sharjah Education Academy)

The integration of artificial intelligence in private schools’ curricula: Perceptions, practices, and policy implications in Ras Al Khaimah

ADUICEDU2026-ID#107

Diana Hudaib (Abu Dhabi University); Sana'a Alreiahy (Abu Dhabi University)

Ethical Leadership as a Buffer Against Performativity: Evidence from ADEK-Regulated Private Schools in Abu Dhabi

ADUICEDU2026-ID#143

Eman Elhosiny (Ministry of Education)

From School Reform to Corporate Readiness: A Comparative Analysis of AI-Driven M&E in Multi-Generational Enterprise Education

ADUICEDU2026-ID#74

Reem Hashem (Emirates College For Advanced Education)

Triangulated Mentorship Ecology: An AI-Mediated Community of Practice for Arabic Language Teachers Through a Higher Education-School Partnership

ADUICEDU2026-ID#85

Eman ElKaleh (Emirates College for Advanced Education); Nagla Ali (Emirates College for Advanced Education)

From Policy Borrowing to Policy Learning: Toward Culturally Responsive Educational Systems

ADUICEDU2026-ID#209

Fatma Alhammadi (Emirates College for Advanced Education)

School Leadership Practices Supporting Science-Laboratory Use in Dubai’s Cycle 1 Government Schools

ADUICEDU2026-ID#95

Jafar Paramboor (International islamic University Malaysia)

Between Bureaucratic Compliance and Localized Action: A Phenomenological Inquiry into Malaysian School Crisis Leadership

ADUICEDU2026-ID#177

Murhaf Wahb (Al Sanawbar School)

Beyond Compliance: The Continuous Improvement Commitment Roadmap (CICR) as an Integrative Framework for Developing Organizational Capability in Schools

ADUICEDU2026-ID#140

Najeeba Alzubaidi (Emirates College for Advanced Education); Sarah Mead Jasperse (Emirates College for Advanced Education)

School Inspection and Accountability in Driving School Improvement: A Systematic Review and Thematic Synthesis

ADUICEDU2026-ID#36

Nashwa Elabied (Ludwigsburg University)

Doctoral Papers ( AI as a Collaborative Partner in Higher Education Management)

ADUICEDU2026-ID#125

Nicole Shammas (Higher Colleges of Technology); Louise Robertson (Higher Colleges of Technology)

What Makes Higher Education Transformative? Looking Back to Design the Future

ADUICEDU2026-ID#21

Noha Zoelfakar (United Arab Emirates University)

Between Vision and Reality: Policy Implementation, Quality Assurance, and Educational Reform in the UAE's Higher Education Landscape

ADUICEDU2026-ID#227

Saeed Althabahi (Abu Dhabi University)

Guardrailed Intelligence in a Redesigned School System: Reducing Between-Teacher Variance in AI-Augmented Learning

Track

Teacher Professional Learning & Faculty Development

Chair

Dr. Mary Varghese, Assistant Professor of Education, Abu Dhabi University

Venue

Meeting Room 2

Paper ID
Author/s
Paper Title

ADUICEDU2026-ID#114

Alhola Al Rawahi (Muscat College); Muna Al Kalbani (Muscat College); Siham Al Hinai (Muscat College); Maha Al Wahabi (Muscat College)

Faculty Perceptions of Integrating Artificial Intelligence in Higher Education in the Sultanate of Oman

ADUICEDU2026-ID#77

Hussam Eldein Zaineh (International Islamia School Otsuka)

Examining Culturally Responsive and Inclusive Education in a Japanese Islamic School: A Case Study of the International Islamia School Otsuka (IISO)

ADUICEDU2026-ID#47

Asma Abdallah (Sharjah Education Academy ); Ahmed Alkaabi (United Arab Emirates University); Enas Alqodsi (United Arab Emirates University)

Leading Teacher Learning through Digitally Mediated Supervision: Trust, Documentation, and Internal Accountability in UAE Schools

ADUICEDU2026-ID#82

Clare Rawlings (Raw Movement)

From Classroom to Career: Teacher Physical Wellbeing, Movement-Centred Learning, and tackling the Global Burden of Musculoskeletal Ill Health.

ADUICEDU2026-ID#134

Fakhrah Alblooshi (university of Sharjah)

Communities of Practice in the Age of AI: Overcoming Future Challenges in Higher Education

ADUICEDU2026-ID#51

Fatma Al Shibli (Muscat College)

Teacher Workload and Burnout in AI Adoption: Instructor Wellbeing and Ethical Boundaries for Sustainable Practice

ADUICEDU2026-ID#15

Isaac Tabor (Knowledge E)

Applying a Framework for Institutional AI Literacy Development

ADUICEDU2026-ID#69

Kefah Al-Haddad (National Academy for Childhood Development)

A Sustainable Competency-Based Reflective Practice Model for Enhancing Professional Competencies among Early Childhood Educators in Abu Dhabi

ADUICEDU2026-ID#88

Mariam Aljabaly (University of Helsinki); Kaiju Kangas (University of Helsinki); Pirita Seitamaa-Hakkarainen (University of Helsinki); Tiina Korhonen (University of Helsinki)

Nurturing the maker Mindset in Formal Education - Teachers' Conceptualization and Facilitation

ADUICEDU2026-ID#48

Asma Abdallah (Sharjah Education Academy ); Enas AlQoodsi (United Arab Emirates University); Ahmed Akaabi (United Arab Emirates University)

Digital Inclusion and Digital Government Use Among Older Adults in the UAE

ADUICEDU2026-ID#142

Debolina Halder (Global Business Studies (GBS)); Nasiruddeen Muhammad (Abu Dhabi University)

Artificial Intelligence-Supported Lifelong Learning for SDG 4: Perspectives of UAE Trainee Teachers Through the Lens of the Right to Education

ADUICEDU2026-ID#196

Dr. Hussein Khalifa (United Arab Emirates University)

Preparing Digital Natives for Algorithmic Futures: A Comparative Study of Gen Z and AI Media Education in China and Egypt

ADUICEDU2026-ID#203

Katrina Kinsella (Higher Colleges of Technology); Sonia Batra (Higher Colleges of Technology); Jonathan Gelens (Higher Colleges of Technology); Nazila Motahari (Higher Colleges of Technology); Alison Prince (Higher Colleges of Technology); Louise Robertson (Higher Colleges of Technology); Pushpa Sadhwani (Higher Colleges of Technology); Kevin Lim (Higher Colleges of Technology); Nicholas Bates (Higher Colleges of Technology)

Developing Confidence Literacy: Practical Strategies for Embedding Communication Teaching

Track

Assessment for Learning & Academic Integrity; Experiential & Work-Integrated Learning; Student Success & Wellbeing

Chair

Dr. Nermin Eissa, Associate Professor of Biomedical Sciences, Abu Dhabi University

Venue

Meeting Room 3

Paper ID
Author/s
Paper Title

ADUICEDU2026-ID#118

Abdullah Aftab (Abu Dhabi University); Haady AbdulJabar (Abu Dhabi University); Sulaiman Ahmed (Abu Dhabi University); Alramzana Navaz (Abu Dhabi University); Faiza Hashim (Abu Dhabi University)

Securing University Attendance & Academic Integrity Using Facial Recognition

ADUICEDU2026-ID#156

Aya Shanti (Khalifa University); Amin Ali (Khalifa University); Lujain Aloum (BrainWire for Mind Capabilities Development Center); Gihan Elbait (Khalifa University)

Understanding Students' AI Use to Provide Personalized Feedback and Strengthen AI Literacy

ADUICEDU2026-ID#79

Dr. Neil Satoquia (Higher Colleges of Technology)

Utilization of Peer Oral Feedback in Students’ Revised Composition

ADUICEDU2025-ID#121

Christopher Preece (Tunku Abdul Rahman University of Management and Technology )
Teck Wei Ng (Tunku Abdul Rahman University of Management and Technology)- Online

Reimagining Construction Management Education in Malaysia: A Framework for AI-Enhanced Teaching and Learning

ADUICEDU2026-ID#81

Ian van der Waag (Rabdan Academy); Warren Chin (Rabdan Academy)

Banning to Blending: Embracing Generative-AI in Authentic Assessment and Oral Defence

ADUICEDU2026-ID#164

Nevine Abraham (Carnegie Mellon University); Ezzohra Moufid (Carnegie Mellon University Qatar)

Cultivating Global Citizenship: Pedagogical Strategies for Transnational Virtual Exchange

ADUICEDU2026-ID#12

Reema Qaralleh (National Academy for Childhood Development ); Ashraf ALkaraki (Higher Colleges of Technology)

Micro-Credentials and Feedback Systems to Support Professional Identity Development in Work-Integrated Learning

ADUICEDU2026-ID#202

Fatima Al-Khalifi (Abu Dhabi University); Salma Mohamedtahir (Abu Dhabi University); Mahmoud Ibnouf (Abu Dhabi University); Ioannis Zuburtikudis (Abu Dhabi University)

Evaluating Hands-On Chemical Engineering Outreach: A Comparative Study of Design Competition and Scientific Innovation Workshop

ADUICEDU2026-ID#180

Fatma Mourgan (Sohar University); Ali Al Shamli (Sohar University); Amal Al Saadi (Sohar University); Aisah Al Saidi (Ministry of Education); Jumana Al Hinai (Ministry of Education); Ahmed El-Mahalawy (Sohar University)

Building a Human-Powered Living Laboratory: A Novel Experiential Learning Model for Integrating Health, Renewable Energy, and Sustainability Education in Higher Education

ADUICEDU2026-ID#145

Francesco Cangiano (Rabdan Academy); Francis Gaudreault (Rabdan Academy)

Teaching Decision-Making Under Uncertainty: AI-Driven Scenario Simulation in Military Leadership Education

ADUICEDU2026-ID#194

Asma Al Yahyaei (Sultan Qaboos University)

Beyond the Classroom: Supporting Student Success and Wellbeing During the Transition to Clinical Learning

ADUICEDU2026-ID#176

Cindy Turk (Holy Spirit University of Kaslik); Cindy Turk (Holy Spirit University of Kaslik)

Character strengths among Lebanese young adults: A cross-sectional study using the VIA Inventory of Strengths (VIA-72)

ADUICEDU2026-ID#22

Aysha Alshamsi (Emirates College for Advanced Education); Esraa Jarara (Emirates College for Advanced Education)

Fostering Critical Leadership in Aspiring School Leaders through AI-Assisted Reflective Blogging in Higher Education

ADUICEDU2025-ID#56

Aysha Alshamsi (Emirates College for Advanced Education); Esraa Jarara (Emirates College for Advanced Education)

Inclusive Leadership as a Driver of Teacher Self-Efficacy and Attitudes Toward Inclusion in Abu Dhabi Schools

Time: 3:00-4:00 PM

Track

Curriculum & Pedagogy Design; Sustainability Education & the SDGs

Chair

Dr. Ashraf Moustafa; Assistant Professor, United Arab Emirates University

Venue

Al Barza

Paper ID
Author/s
Paper Title

ADUICEDU2026-ID#173

Mahra Alaryani (Zayed University ); Rawia Ahmed (Zayed university); Salma Bin safwan (Zayed university)

Conceptualizing and Practicing Peace: A Student Perspective in Higher Education in the UAE

ADUICEDU2026-ID#189

Mohammed Umar (United Arab Emirates University)

When Does Technology Become Accounting? Exploring Academic Resistance to Integrating Accounting Software into the Accounting Curriculum

ADUICEDU2026-ID#13

AAFREEN KHAN (MARVELOUS AILEGEND)

Morphological Transformations: Interactive Tumor Segmentation for Computer Vision Pedagogy

ADUICEDU2026-ID#137

Amira Morgan (Teacher)

Beyond Case Completion: Designing Case-Based Learning to Support Scientific Reasoning in Science Education

Time: 3:00-6:00 PM

Track

Curriculum & Pedagogy Design

Chair

Ms. Deenaz Kanji, Senior Instructor of Social Science, Abu Dhabi University

Venue

Online

Paper ID
Author/s
Paper Title

ADUICEDU2026-ID#191

Bendoukha Fatima (Graduate School of Economics Oran)

The Role of Artificial Intelligence in Language Learning: A Hybrid Approach to AI-Supported Instruction

ADUICEDU2026-ID#77

Hussam Eldein Zaineh (International Islamia School Otsuka)

Examining Culturally Responsive and Inclusive Education in a Japanese Islamic School: A Case Study of the International Islamia School Otsuka (IISO)

ADUICEDU2026-ID#164

Nevine Abraham (Carnegie Mellon University); Ezzohra Moufid (Carnegie Mellon University Qatar)

Cultivating Global Citizenship: Pedagogical Strategies for Transnational Virtual Exchange

ADUICEDU2026-ID#71

Sana Nassereddine (USEK)

Promoting Students' Eight Wellness Dimensions in Crisis-Affected Schools: A Mixed-Methods Investigation

ADUICEDU2026-ID#211

Yasir Burney (City University Qatar | Ulster University); Habiba Akram (City University Qatar | Ulster University); Maria Nazir (City University Qatar | Ulster University)

Developing Engineering Judgement in the Age of Generative AI: A Pedagogical Model for Authentic Engineering Assessment

ADUICEDU2026-ID#230

Seema Varshney (Gulf College)

Are We Ready for the Future Workplace? Exploring Omani Business Management and Computing Students' Perceptions of the Skills Needed for Career Success

ADUICEDU2026-ID#231

Neelufer Kulkarni (Gulf College)

Sustainability Literacy and SDG Awareness among Undergraduate Students in Oman: The Mediating Role of Sustainability Education

ADUICEDU2026-ID#124

Hena Ahmed Iraqui (International Islamic University Malaysia (IIUM))

Sustainability as Epistemic Justice: Realigning the ESD Butterfly Model Through Islamic Axiology and Epistemology

Paper ID
Author/s
Paper Title

ADUICEDU2025-ID#80

Roman Uliasz (University of Rzeszów)

Voicing the Law: AI-Driven Speech Simulations in Legal Education

ADUICEDU2025-ID#90

Thery Beord (Sorbonne University Abu Dhabi)- Online

Transforming Foreign Language Teaching with Immersive VR Game Experiences

ADUICEDU2025-ID#56

Asma Abdallah (Sharjah Education Academy )
Dr. Ahmed Al Kaabi (UAEU)

Principal Engagement in the Teacher Evaluation Process in Remote Schools: A Narrative Inquiry of Language Teachers

ADUICEDU2025-ID#33

Amjed Abushpap (Abu Dhabi University)

Student-centered curriculum aimed at enhancing communication skills

ADUICEDU2025-ID#93

Reem Hashem (Emirates College for Advanced Education)

Enhancing Learner Engagement, Reading Motivation, and Second-Language Comprehension through Educational Podcasts in Higher Education

Workshops
Time: 4:00-6:00 PM
Time
Workshop
Venue
Presenter

4:00-6:00 PM

Workshop: Designing AI-Enhanced Learning Experiences: From Concept to Classroom
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Main Hall

Dr. Hamad Odhabi
Vice Chancellor for AI and Operational Excellence, Abu Dhabi University

4:00-6:00 PM

Workshop: The Courageous Academy: Embedding Psychological Safety as a Collective Practice
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Al Barza

Professor Fiona Smart, PhD, PFHEA
Learning and Teaching Enhancement Consultant
Director: Fiona Smart Coaching and Consultancy Ltd

4:00-6:00 PM

Workshop: The Courageous Academy: Belonging by Design: Building Evidence of Inclusive Approaches for Fellowship
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Auditorium

Ms. Vic Stephenson, SFHEA
Senior Consultant (Education), Advance HE
Ms. Louise Lumsden
Head of Fellowships (Teaching), Advance HE

DAY 2 - Thursday, 8 October 2026

9:00-10:00 AM

Registration and Morning Coffee

10:00-10:15 AM

Opening Notes

Prof. Ghassan Aouad,
Conference Advisor - Chancellor of Abu Dhabi University

10:15-10:45 AM

Fireside Chat:
Preparing Gen Z for the Future of Work: Employability, Skills, and Mindset

Prof. Ghassan Aouad,
Conference Advisor - Chancellor of Abu Dhabi University

Devi Sahny,
Educator & Entrepreneur, Global Education Advisory Board

10:45-11:15 AM

Keynote Speaker
Using the Professional Standards Framework for teaching and supporting learning in higher education to support effective and inclusive practice

Ms. Louise Lumsden SFHEA
Head of Fellowships (Teaching), Advance HE

11:15-11:30 AM

Coffee Break

11:30-12:00 PM

Keynote Speaker
Measuring What Matters: Impact, Evidence, and the Future-Focused Educator

Dr. Christine Coombe
Associate Professor of General Studies, Higher Colleges of Technology – Dubai Academic City Campus

11:30-12:00 PM

Fireside Chat
Preparing Gen Z for the Future of Work: Employability, Skills, and Mindset

Prof. Ghassan Aouad
Conference Advisor - Chancellor of Abu Dhabi University
Ms. Devi Sahny
Educator & Entrepreneur, Global Education Advisory Board

12:00-01:00 PM

Panel Discussion:
Bridging Education and Industry: Preparing Graduates for a Changing Workforce
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Moderator:
Prof. Barry O'Mahony
Provost, Abu Dhabi University

Panelists:
Mrs. Allison Hamilton

Director of Talent Empowerment and Growth Department, Abu Dhabi University

Ms. Michelle Backhouse
HR Business Partner, Viory

Dr. Asmaa Nusairi
Director of the Center for Continuing Education and Professional Development, University of Sharjah

Prof. Michael Pazinas
Acting Director, the Center for Educational Innovation (CEI), Zayed University

Prof. Rana Tamim
A distinguished expert in educational technology, serving as the Founder and CEO of Edubridges

1:00-2:00 PM

Break and Lunch

2:00-3:00 PM

Panel Discussion:
Leading Educational Transformation: Policy, Innovation, and Institutional Change
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Moderator:
Dr. Nadeem Ahmad Khan

Vice Chancellor, Administration and Finance, Sharjah Marine Academy

Panelists:
Mr. Abdelmajeed Shamlawi

Chief Executive Officer, Queen Rania Teacher Academy

Dr. Asma Saeed Khethail
Senior Government Executive, Educational Transformation and Excellence Leader, Cluster Manager, Ministry of Education

Dr. Mohammad Al Adwan
Director General, Al Falah Academies

Dr. Marion Wrenn
Executive Director of Writing for the Division of Arts & Humanities, New York University Abu Dhabi

Dr. Nazih A. Khaddaj Mallat
Vice President (Accreditation & QA), Al Ain University

Parallel Sessions
Time: 3:00-6:00 PM

Track

Curriculum & Pedagogy Design; Designing Future Classrooms; Industry–Academia Collaboration & Employability

Chair

Dr. Asma Abdallah, Assistant Professor, Sharjah Education Academy

Venue

Conference Room 1

Paper ID
Author/s
Paper Title

ADUICEDU2026-ID#104

Sana'a Alreiahy (Abu Dhabi University)

Innovative Pedagogical Models in Postgraduate Programs: Rethinking the Role of Educators and Learners

ADUICEDU2026-ID#100

Muhammad Iqbal (United Arab Emirates University)

Enhancing Engineering Curriculum and Student Learning in the Age of AI

ADUICEDU2026-ID#72

Rana El Sabbagh (Jinan University)

The Impact of the STEAM Approach on Enhancing CEFR-Aligned Oral Communication Skills of EFL Learners in Remedial Classes

ADUICEDU2026-ID#170

Sumbul Khan (Abu Dhabi University)

Towards a Pragmatic Curriculum for Arabic Learning in UAE: A Conceptual Approach

ADUICEDU2026-ID#101

Umar Asghar (University of Wollongong in Dubai)

Redesigning First-Year Engineering Mechanics Through Workshop-Based Pedagogy: Gains, Limits, and the Role of Mathematical Preparedness

ADUICEDU2026-ID#50

William Frick (University of Sharjah)

Designing Leadership Education for Disruptive Change, Complex Risk, and Resilience: A Pedagogical Framework Based on Adaptive Leadership

ADUICEDU2026-ID#60

Wisam Abdul_jabbar (Hamad Bin Khalifa University)

The Majlis Curriculum: Culturally Responsible Pedagogy for Teacher Training in Arabia

ADUICEDU2026-ID#133

Youqian Chen (Higher Colleges of Technology)

From Play to Future Readiness: A Conceptual Framework for Embedding Inquiry and Competency-Based Learning in Early Childhood Pedagogies

ADUICEDU2026-ID#146

Mohammad Al Mestiraihi (United Arab Emirates University); Younes Alblooshi (United Arab Emirates University); Waad Abuwatfa (United Arab Emirates University); Ruhul Amin Khalil (United Arab Emirates University);

Culturally Responsive Pedagogy in Engineering Classrooms: A Systematic Analysis of the Literature on Faculty Understandings and Student Perceptions

ADUICEDU2026-ID#91

Marwa Morgan (Teacher )

Literacy Through Design: Integrating Digital 3D Design in Elementary Education

ADUICEDU2026-ID#78

Sujita Jagtap (MGM UNIVERSITY)

Classrooms of Tomorrow: Empowering Future Learners through Reflective Collaboration

ADUICEDU2026-ID#130

Fayola Nicholas (College of Science Technology and Applied Arts of Trinidad and Tobago)

Co-Creating Future Skills: A Case Study of Industry–Higher Education Collaboration Between COSTAATT and the Trinidad and Tobago Chamber of Industry and Commerce

ADUICEDU2026-ID#172

Dr Chandna Nirwan (Majan University College)

The Importance of Literature Modules for enhancing Employability Skills

Track

Digital Pedagogies & Learning Analytics; Special, Inclusive & Accessible Education

Chair

Dr. Ayman Massouti, Assistant Professor, Sharjah Education Academy

Venue

Conference Room 2

Paper ID
Author/s
Paper Title

ADUICEDU2026-ID#33

Noureldin Abdelaal (United Arab Emirates University)

Adaptive LLM-Assisted MTPE as a Pedagogical Intervention: Effects on Translation Quality, Register Control, and Task Efficiency

ADUICEDU2026-ID#108

Ola Al Mari (University of Seville); Pedro Dorado (University of Seville); Felix Martin (University of Seville); Luis Dona Toledo (University of Granada)

From AI-Assisted Learning to AI-Augmented Pedagogy: Developing a Human-Centered Framework for Future Higher Education

ADUICEDU2026-ID#92

Omar AlJadaan (Ras Al Khaimah Medical and Health Sciences University); Omnia Ibrahim (Ras Al Khaimah Medical and Health Sciences University); Nowar Al Ani (Ras Al Khaimah Medical and Health Sciences University); Ali Alhati (Ras Al Khaimah Medical and Health Sciences University)

Responsible Generative AI Pedagogy for Health Sciences Education: A UAE-Based Framework for Future-Ready Learners

ADUICEDU2026-ID#167

Prachi Agarwal (FLAME University); Sorabh Bajaj (FLAME University )

Restorative Digital Pedagogy: A Framework for Rebuilding Participation Confidence Among Women Re-entering Digital Learning Ecosystems

ADUICEDU2026-ID#144

Rabih Nabhan (Holy Spirit University of Kaslik); Lea Yahchouchi (Holy Spirit University of Kaslik); Patricia Zaylah (Holy Spirit University of Kaslik)

AI Sensibility in Cultural Translation: Navigating Dialects and Nuances across Platforms

ADUICEDU2026-ID#178

sheily panwar (CUQ-Ulster University Doha Qatar); Ezzohra Moufid (Carnegie Mellon University); Sheily Panwar (CUQ-Ulster University)

Lingua Tune- AI Powered Pronunciation improvement platform for Arabic- A Review

ADUICEDU2026-ID#135

Siham Tayem (United Arab Emirates University)

تطبيقات الذكاء الاصطناعي في تدريس المقاييس النفسية: مراجعة استطلاعية

ADUICEDU2026-ID#157

Tooba Jawwad (United Arab Emirates University); Sadaf Khursheed Baba (United Arab Emirates University); Asma Al Menhali (United Arab Emirates University); Sameer Mirza (United Arab Emirates University)

From Data to Biological Insight: Developing an AI-Guided Platform for Bioinformatics Learning and Interpretation

ADUICEDU2026-ID#215

Adel Najar (United Arab Emirates University); Naser Qamhieh (United Arab Emirates University); Noureddine Amrane (United Arab Emirates University); Saleh Mahmood (United Arab Emirates University)

Predicting Student Academic Performance: A Machine Learning Pipeline for Early Decision-Making

ADUICEDU2026-ID#219

Nayla Munawar (United Arab Emirates University); Rukhsana Nawaz (United Arab Emirates University); Abbas Khaleel (United Arab Emirates University); Kalim Akhtar (United Arab Emirates University)

Bridging the AI Readiness Gap: Implications for Pedagogy and Student Well-being in Higher Education

ADUICEDU2026-ID#103_A

Maheen Zeeshan (Sharjah Education Academy)

Teacher-Operated Generative AI in a UAE Primary EAL Classroom: A Design Case

ADUICEDU2026-ID#234

Alberto Peralta (Abu Dhabi University)

Adaptive Educational Practice in the Era of Generative AI

ADUICEDU2026-ID#67

Abeer Al Ghanim (Sabah Al Ahmad Center for Giftedness and Creativity)

AI-Enhanced Enrichment Programs for Future Learners in the Gulf Region: Opportunities and Challenges in Gifted Education

Time: 3:00-6:00 PM

Track

Leadership, Policy & Quality Assurance; Sustainability Education & the SDGs; Student Success & Wellbeing

Chair

Dr. Mary Varghese, Assistant Professor of Education, Abu Dhabi University

Venue

Meeting Room 1

Paper ID
Author/s
Paper Title

ADUICEDU2026-ID#44

Salim Al Daraai (National University of Science and Technology); Ali Al Bemani (National University of Science and Technology)

Reimagining Higher Education Quality Assurance in the Era of Artificial Intelligence

ADUICEDU2026-ID#127

Shaikha AlNuaimi (Abu Dhabi University)

The Equity–Efficiency Paradox: How Standardised Excellence Frameworks Decouple from Vocational Learning Systems under Digital Transformation — Evidence from Applied Technology Schools in the UAE

ADUICEDU2026-ID#197

Sumaya Al jahoori (UAEU); Mahra Salem Alameri; Reem Sarhan Alkaabi; Fatima Hareb Marran Aldhaheri; Dana Saleh Salem

Legal and Institutional Governance of Artificial Intelligence in Higher Education: A Policy Framework for Future-Ready Universities

ADUICEDU2026-ID#76

Hamsa Alobaidi (Emirate Collage of Advanced Education)

Explore the Impact of Transformational Leadership Practices on School and Student Readiness in Early Childhood Education Schools in Abu Dhabi

ADUICEDU2026-ID#206

Ayesha Mujeer (United Arab Emirates University)

Institutional pressure, teacher demoralization, and turnover intention: A quantitative test of a moral-professional pathway among K–12 teachers

ADUICEDU2026-ID#84

Alyazia Alshamsi (United Arab Emirates University); Amira Askri (United Arab Emirates University); Aydin Basarir (United Arab Emirates University); zienab ahmed (UNITED ARAB EMIRATES UNIVERSITY)

Cultivating Environmental Values Through Practical Agricultural Education: A Study of Emirati School Students

ADUICEDU2026-ID#112

Arooj Naveed (Abu Dhabi University)

Case Study: Curriculum Adaptation for the Achievement of SDG Goal 13 in UAE Schools

ADUICEDU2026-ID#97

EMILE WHAIBEH (Saint Joseph University of Beirut); Elie Matta (American University of Beirut)

Partitioned Ecologies: Linguistic Diversity, Biocultural Knowledge, and Epistemic Justice in SWANA Environmental Language Education

ADUICEDU2026-ID#124

Hena Ahmed Iraqui (International Islamic University Malaysia (IIUM))

Sustainability as Epistemic Justice: Realigning the ESD Butterfly Model Through Islamic Axiology and Epistemology

ADUICEDU2026-ID#45

Enas Alqodsi (United Arab Emirates University); Amna Almeqbaali (United Arab Emirates University); Amna Alghfeli (United Arab Emirates University); Wejdan Alnuaimi (United Arab Emirates University); Al Anood Dastagir (United Arab Emirates University)

From Curriculum to Practice: Evaluating the Role of Moot Courts and Internships in Developing Law Students’ Skills – A Case Study of UAE University

ADUICEDU2026-ID#173

Mahra Alaryani (Zayed University ); Rawia Ahmed (Zayed university); Salma Bin safwan (Zayed university)

Conceptualizing and Practicing Peace: A Student Perspective in Higher Education in the UAE

ADUICEDU2026-ID#171

Muhammad Tahir (United Arab Emirate University)

Generative AI-Enhanced Engineering Education for Sustainable Innovation: A Pedagogical Framework for Higher Education

ADUICEDU2026-ID#98

Mardy Dizon (American University of Ras Al Khaimah); Ahmed Alzaabi (IBM Middle East FZ-LLC); Rhumzee Ramos (Cambridge for Family Counseling )

Mental Health Program Implementation in Higher Education Institutions in Ras Al Khaimah, UAE: A Framework for Policy Development

ADUICEDU2026-ID#71

Sana Nassereddine (USEK)

Promoting Students’ Eight Wellness Dimensions in Crisis-Affected Schools: A Mixed-Methods Investigation

Time: 3:00-6:00 PM

Track

Teacher Professional Learning & Faculty Development; Future Skills, Entrepreneurship & Lifelong Learning; Special, Inclusive & Accessible Education; Student Success & Wellbeing, Leadership, Policy & Quality Assurance

Chair

Dr. Areej Ahmed, Assistant Professor of Education, Abu Dhabi University

Venue

Meeting Room 2

Paper ID
Author/s
Paper Title

ADUICEDU2026-ID#96

Milena Jelic (Mohammed bin Rashid Center for Special Education)

Teacher Professional Development Through Social Validity: Evaluation of an Advanced Training Program

ADUICEDU2026-ID#70

Areej ElSayary (Zayed University); Zeina Hojeij (Zayed University)

AI as a Research Co-Pilot: Enhancing Scholarly Productivity and Future-Ready Academic Practice

ADUICEDU2026-ID#116

Muhammed Shittu (United Arab Emirate University)

The Role of Professional Development Programs on Teacher's Self Efficacy in Utilizing Technology in Classroom

ADUICEDU2026-ID#74

Reem Hashem (Emirates College For Advanced Education)

Triangulated Mentorship Ecology: An AI-Mediated Community of Practice for Arabic Language Teachers Through a Higher Education-School Partnership

ADUICEDU2026-ID#85

Eman ElKaleh (Emirates College for Advanced Education); Nagla Ali (Emirates College for Advanced Education)

From Policy Borrowing to Policy Learning: Toward Culturally Responsive Educational Systems

ADUICEDU2026-ID#119

Eman ElKaleh (Emirates College for Advanced Education); Nagla Ali (Emirates College for Advanced Education); Abdelaziz Hussien (Emirates College for Advanced Education); Othman Abukhurma (Emirates College for Advanced Education)

Beyond Heroic Leadership: Fostering Sustainable Leadership in UAE Private Schools

ADUICEDU2026-ID#65

Samar Shamia (Zayed University); Dr. Serafettin Gedik (HBMSU); Fawzi Dweikat (Zayed University)

MAKING SENSE OF AI IN HIGHER EDUCATION: FACULTY EXPERIENCES FROM THE UAE

ADUICEDU2026-ID#228

Yara Azouqa (Abu Dhabi University)

High Challenge-High Care Mentorship Model: A Qualitative Inquiry into Teacher Mentorship, Safe Spaces, and Student Agency in Digital Teacher Preparation

ADUICEDU2026-ID#148

Muhammed Shittu (United Arab Emirate University)

Cognitive Augmentation or Cognitive Atrophy: The Dual Impact of Generative AI on Students’ Critical Thinking and Problem-Solving Skills

ADUICEDU2026-ID#149

Ehsan Khavandkar (University College London); Abdullah Al Mamun (University of Birmingham Dubai); Maya Cara ( University College London)

Ehsan Khavandkar (University College London); Abdullah Al Mamun (University of Birmingham Dubai); Maya Cara (University College London)

ADUICEDU2026-ID#131

Elpis Konstantopoulou (University of Thessaly); Nikolaos Pellas (Aristotle University of Thessaloniki); Sotiria Tzivinikou (University of Thessaly)

AI-Supported Mathematics Exams for Students with ADHD: A Case Study of Revision Dojo

ADUICEDU2026-ID#132

Elpis Konstantopoulou (University of Thessaly); Nikolaos Pellas (Aristotle University of Thessaloniki); Sotiria Tzivinikou (University of Thessaly)

Teachers' Perspectives on Snorkl: A Preliminary Study of an AI-Supported Feedback Platform for Students with Learning Difficulties

ADUICEDU2026-ID#77

Hussam Eldein Zaineh (International Islamia School Otsuka)

Examining Culturally Responsive and Inclusive Education in a Japanese Islamic School: A Case Study of the International Islamia School Otsuka (IISO)

Time: 3:00-6:00 PM

Track

Assessment for Learning & Academic Integrity; Experiential & Work-Integrated Learning; Student Success & Wellbeing

Chair

Dr. Rouhi Faisal, Assistant Professor, LIWA University

Venue

Meeting Room 3

Paper ID
Author/s
Paper Title

ADUICEDU2026-ID#150

Juan Jose Saenz (Mohamed Bin Zayed University for Humanities)

Productive Failure Experience Design: An Instructional Framework for Designing Experiential Learning

ADUICEDU2026-ID#185

Mohamed Atef (United Arab Emirates University)

Designing an AI-Enabled Biomedical Capstone: Integrating Sensing, Machine Learning, and Edge Computing in Undergraduate Engineering Education

ADUICEDU2026-ID#117

Hamzeh Dodeen (United Arab Emirates University)

تحسين كفاءة أدوات قياس مستوى أداء الطلبة ومستوى النزاهة في التقييم الإلكتروني

ADUICEDU2026-ID#121

Mona Al Ali (Rabdan Academy)

LEST WE FORGET: STUDENT-DRIVEN ORAL HISTORY DOCUMENTATION AS COMMUNITY-ENGAGED LEARNING IN THE

ADUICEDU2026-ID#226

Zeina Almahayri (Abu Dhabi University)

Reflective Learning as a Tool for Work-integrated Learning in Healthcare Professions

ADUICEDU2026-ID#181

Duha Lababidi (University Sains Islam Malaysia ); Sakinah bt Ahmad (University Sains Islam Malaysia); Hayati Ismail (University Sains Islam Malaysia)

Learning through the Tutoring Role: An Experiential Learning Perspective on Leadership Skill Development at Abu Dhabi University

ADUICEDU2026-ID#216

Tamara Savelyeva (Abu Dhabi University)

Exploring the Pedagogical Value of Industry Partnerships in Teacher Education: Voices from a Teaching Practicum

ADUICEDU2026-ID#128

Manal Khoder (Beirut Arab University)

The Importance of Using Electronic Portfolio as a Tool for Raising Awareness in the Assessment of English Language Students

ADUICEDU2026-ID#126

Munira Almulla (Middle East College)

Rubric-Anchored Human-in-the-Loop AI for Writing Feedback: Design Principles from EasyGrade

ADUICEDU2026-ID#115

Rima El Soueidi (USEK); Wadih Skayem (USEK)

Exploring decision-makers, Students’ and Teachers’ perceptions of ChatGPT’s impact on Learning assessment in Lebanon

ADUICEDU2026-ID#220

Omar Awayssa (United Arab Emirates University )

Authentic AI-Supported Assessment and Oral Verification in Fluid Mechanics Education: A Mixed- Methods Pilot Study

ADUICEDU2026-ID#211

Yasir Burney (City University Qatar | Ulster University); Habiba Akram (City University Qatar | Ulster University); Maria Nazir (City University Qatar | Ulster University)

Developing Engineering Judgement in the Age of Generative AI: A Pedagogical Model for Authentic Engineering Assessment

ADUICEDU2026-ID#80

Abdulfattah Yaghi (United Arab Emirates University)

Beyond Individual Failings: Student Perceptions of Instructor Burnout, Wellbeing, and ‎Power Imbalance as Drivers of Destructive Teaching in Arab World Higher Education

ADUICEDU2026-ID#103

Michelle Kelly (Emirates College for Advanced Education)

All Together Now: Promoting Student Success with Active Student Responding

Time: 3:00-6:00 PM

Track

Leadership, Policy & Quality Assurance; Teacher Professional Learning & Faculty Development

Chair

Dr. Smitha Dev, Assistant Professor of Psychology, Abu Dhabi University

Venue

Al Barza

Paper ID
Author/s
Paper Title

ADUICEDU2026-ID#159

Ahmed Hemdan (United Arab Emirate University)

What Teachers Find Easy and Hard in Differentiated Instruction: Mapping a Practice Continuum in UAE Inclusive Classrooms

ADUICEDU2026-ID#154

Fehmida hussain (Middlesex University Dubai)

Designing for Future Learners: A Strategic Foresight Framework for Higher Education Transformation in the UAE

ADUICEDU2026-ID#233

Alberto Peralta (Abu Dhabi University)

Adoption of ChatGPT and other AI practices for teaching

ADUICEDU2026-ID#43

Syed Mohammad Zaidi (Dhofar University )

From Mother Tongue to the Other Tongue: Reimagining Vocabulary Learning through AI-Driven Multimodal Pedagogy

ADUICEDU2026-ID#30

Muna Alhammadi (Zayed University)

Are Teachers’ Attitudes a Barrier to Inclusive Education in the UAE?

ADUICEDU2026-ID#32

SHAIKHA ALKARBI (Mohammed bin Zayed University for Humanities)

Artificial Intelligence and Higher Education: A Sociological Analysis of the Reconfiguration of Students’ Academic Identity -A Analytical Study-

ADUICEDU2026-ID#22

Aysha Alshamsi (Emirates College for Advanced Education); Esraa Jarara (Emirates College for Advanced Education)

Fostering Critical Leadership in Aspiring School Leaders through AI-Assisted Reflective Blogging in Higher Education

ADUICEDU2026-ID#106-A

Najeh Alsalhi (University of Sharjah); Abdurrahman Almekhlafi (University of Sharjah); Fakir Al Gharaibehi (University of Sharjah); Mohammad Fteiha (Abu Dhabi University)

Undergraduate Students’ Experiences and Perceptions of Generative AI for Understanding Course Content: A Case Study at the University of Sharjah

ADUICEDU2026-ID#160

Ahmed Hemdan (United Arab Emirate University)

Determinants and Teacher Profiles of Evidence-Based Practice Knowledge and Implementation in UAE Inclusive Classrooms

ADUICEDU2026-ID#194

Asma Al Yahyaei (Sultan Qaboos University)

Beyond the Classroom: Supporting Student Success and Wellbeing During the Transition to Clinical Learning

ADUICEDU2026-ID#106

Salyne EL Samarany (Special Olympics Global Center for Inclusion in Education)

From Policy to Practice: Designing a Scalable Global Professional Learning Ecosystem for Inclusion in Education

ADUICEDU2026-ID#67

Abeer Al Ghanim (Sabah Al Ahmad Center for Giftedness and Creativity)

AI-Enhanced Enrichment Programs for Future Learners in the Gulf Region: Opportunities and Challenges in Gifted Education

ADUICEDU2026-ID#91

Marwa Morgan (Teacher )

Literacy Through Design: Integrating Digital 3D Design in Elementary Education

Paper ID
Author/s
Paper Title

ADUICEDU2025-ID#32

Amjed Abushpap (Abu Dhabi University)

A Detailed Study on Students with Special Needs

ADUICEDU2025-ID#74

Dr. Samina Ashraf (University of the Punjab)

Use of AI to facilitate inclusive education of students with diversities: Challenges and possibilities in Pakistani schools

ADUICEDU2025-ID#140

Mohammed Elrakhawy (University of Sharjah )

AI-Driven Inclusive Physical Education: Boosting Motor Skills, Well-being, and Participation"

ADUICEDU2025-ID#203A

Sanaa Arabas Shawahneh (An-Najah National University)-Online

Teachers' Attitudes toward AI-Supported Teaching Strategies and Their Perceived Role in Developing Reading Comprehension for Students with ASD: A Survey Study in the Triangle Region in the Palestinian Interior.

ADUICEDU2025-ID#211A

Sujita Krishna Jagtap (MGM University)

Using the Right AI Tools in Supporting Educators and Students: Enhancing Learning Accessibility and Effectiveness

ADUICEDU2025-ID#63

Salyne EL Samarany (Special Olympics Global Center for Inclusion in Education)
Michelle Kelly (Emirates College for Advanced Education)

Ensuring Artificial Intelligence Is Leveraged to Foster Inclusion

ADUICEDU2025-ID#139

Mohammed Ghazal (Abu Dhabi University)
Abdalla Gad (Abu Dhabi University)
Marah Alhalabi (Abu Dhabi University)
Maha Yaghi (Abu Dhabi University)
Nermin Eissa (Abu Dhabi University)
Tania Tahtouh (Abu Dhabi University)
Mohammad Fteiha (Abu Dhabi University)
Hamad Odhabi (Abu Dhabi University)

Collaborative and Mobile Autistic Children Monitoring and Behavioral Therapy using Educational Content Recommendation

Paper ID
Author/s
Paper Title

ADUICEDU2025-ID#81

Adnan Younis (United Arab Emirates University)

Moving Beyond Memorization to Assess Real Learning

ADUICEDU2025-ID#127

Duha Lababidi (Abu Dhabi University); Ied Al Nidawi (Abu Dhabi University)

A New Vision for Assessment in Islamic Culture Courses: Blending Collaboration, Inquiry, and AI Tools

ADUICEDU2025-ID#26

Eman Mahmoud (United Arab Emirates University)

AI Integration into Task-Based Language Assessment

ADUICEDU2025-ID#111

Hamid Mukhtar (University of Birmingham Dubai)

Effectiveness of Learning Analytics for Student Engagement and Behavior Modelling for Improved Learning Outcomes

ADUICEDU2025-ID#116

Hassan Kaddoura (Abu Dhabi University)
Nayef Alateibi (Abu Dhabi University)
Maryam Alnuaimi (Abu Dhabi University)
Sultan Altahri (Abu Dhabi University)
Meriem Bettayeb (Abu Dhabi University)

Utilizing Image Processing and AI for Automated Paper Exam Grading (APEG)

ADUICEDU2025-ID#162

Shawana Fazal (Hazara University Mansehra)
Asima Rafique (Hazara University Mansehra)- Online

Role of Evaluative Judgment in Assessment in the Age of AI: Opportunities and Challenges

Workshops
Time: 4:00-6:00 PM
Time
Workshop
Venue
Presenter

4:00-6:00 PM

Workshop: From Notebooks to Chatbots: Teaching in the Age of AI
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Main Hall

Mr. Mohammad Al-Najjar
Senior Teacher Educator, and trainer at the Queen Rania Teacher Academy

4:00-6:00 PM

Workshop: From Evaluation to Empowerment: Coaching Supervision for School Leaders
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Auditorium

Dr. Sana'a Al Reiahy
Assistant Professor of Education, College of Arts, Education and Social Sciences

Closing Ceremony

6:00 PM

Closing Remarks

Prof. Ghassan Aouad
Conference Advisor - Chancellor of Abu Dhabi University

Special Announcement

Prof. Montasir Qasymeh
Associate Provost for Research, Innovation, and Academic Development, Abu Dhabi University

Dr. Mohammad Fteiha
Conference Chair, Al Ain Campus Director
Center for Faculty Developmeant and Learning Innovation Director
Associate Professor of Special Education, Abu Dhabi University

Vote of Thanks and Appreciation

Dr. Mohammad Fteiha
Conference Chair, Al Ain Campus Director
Center for Faculty Developmeant and Learning Innovation Director
Associate Professor of Special Education, Abu Dhabi University

Conference Recommendation

Prof. Barry O'Mahony
Provost, Abu Dhabi University

Best Paper Award Announcements

Prof. Ghassan Aouad
Conference Advisor - Chancellor of Abu Dhabi University

Dr. Mohammad Fteiha
Conference Chair, Al Ain Campus Director
ADU SMART Learning Center Director
Associate Professor of Special Education, Abu Dhabi University

Prof. Ghanem Albustami
Chair OF Scientific Committee
Professor of Development & Education Psychology, Department of Education, CAESS, Abu Dhabi University

Appreciation Ceremony

Group Photo

Gala Dinner

DAY 3 - Friday, 9 October 2026

9:00-12:00 PM

Tour in Al Ain City

Conference Venue

Al Ain City, UAE.

Al Ain, is a garden city, one of the world's oldest permanently inhabited settlements and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Don't forget your phone when visiting this green region because it's filled with visual gems and characterful sights perfect for photos.

In Al Ain city, you're surrounded by lush and ancient oases interlinked with shaded pathways to stroll along. You can wander through historical forts and archaeological parks where you can discover ancient artifacts. If you have an appetite for culture, you'll be amazed by the old-world palaces dotted across the area. There's even a charming camel market and vibrant souks (markets) selling authentic Emirati crafts, spices, carpets, perfumes, and more.

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Audience

Shaping global education with diverse participants and innovations, fostering an engaging experience in teaching practices, unlocking potential, and reshaping the future of learning.

The 3rd ADU International Conference on Education: Designing Pedagogical Approaches for Future Learners: Challenges and Opportunities is designed for academics, researchers, educators, practitioners, postgraduate students, and alumni who are committed to rethinking teaching, learning, and assessment for future-ready learners across educational contexts. This conference will be relevant for:

  • Professionals involved in curriculum design, assessment, and evaluation, with a focus on innovative, authentic, and future-oriented learning experiences.

  • Educators and researchers exploring new pedagogies, student engagement strategies, inclusive practices, and evidence-informed teaching for diverse learners.

  • Specialists in educational technology, digital pedagogies, and learning analytics, including those designing technology-enhanced and AI-supported learning environments.

  • Leaders and administrators in universities, schools, colleges, and vocational education and training institutions who are driving educational transformation, quality assurance, and institutional innovation.

  • Policymakers, professional bodies, and industry expertsv working at the intersection of education, skills development, employability, and lifelong learning.

  • Individuals interested in inclusion, wellbeing, sustainability, and equity in education, including those advancing accessible education, SDG-aligned initiatives, and holistic student success

The conference will have an international scope, attracting participants from diverse countries and regions, and providing a platform for cross-cultural exchange and interdisciplinary collaboration.

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Conference themes

Designing Pedagogical Approaches for Future Learners: Challenges and Opportunities.

The theme of the Conference is 'Designing Pedagogical Approaches for Future Learners: Challenges and Opportunities.' It will provide academics, researchers, and practitioners a platform to exchange ideas and discuss current issues, challenges, and opportunities in higher education teaching and learning.

We welcome research papers, case studies, posters, and conceptual papers related to the following themes:

Themes:

1

  • Special, Inclusive & Accessible Education
  • Inclusive curriculum models and Universal Design for Learning (UDL)

  • Assistive technologies and accessible learning environments

  • Policies, supports, and services for students of determination and diverse learners

2

  • Curriculum & Pedagogy Design
  • Future-focused curriculum innovation and redesign

  • Active, student-centered, and inquiry-based pedagogies

  • Interdisciplinary and transdisciplinary course and program design feedback systems

3

  • Assessment for Learning & Academic Integrity
  • Authentic, formative, and competency-based assessment

  • Ensuring academic integrity in digital and AI-rich contexts

  • Assessment policies, quality standards, and integrity frameworks

4

  • Student Success & Wellbeing
  • Holistic approaches to student engagement and retention

  • Mental health, wellbeing, and sense of belonging

  • Learning support, advising, and inclusive success initiatives

5

  • Experiential & Work-Integrated Learning
  • Internships, practicums, and cooperative education

  • Community-engaged and project-based learning

  • Micro-credentials, badges, and employability-focused pathways

6

  • Digital Pedagogies & Learning Analytics
  • Technology-enhanced and hybrid learning models

  • Learning analytics for evidence-informed teaching

  • AI, XR, and emerging tools for digital pedagogy

7

  • Leadership, Policy & Quality Assurance
  • Educational leadership for innovation and change

  • Quality assurance, accreditation, and standards in education

  • Governance, policy, and regulatory frameworks for future-ready systems

8

  • Future Skills, Entrepreneurship & Lifelong Learning
  • Defining and developing future skills and competencies

  • Entrepreneurship education and innovation ecosystems

  • Lifelong learning, reskilling, and flexible learning journeys

9

  • Designing Future Classrooms
  • Smart, flexible, and technology-rich learning spaces

  • Innovative classroom design for collaboration and creativity

  • Integrating emerging tools into physical and virtual classrooms

10

  • Teacher Professional Learning & Faculty Development
  • Models of professional learning and reflective practice

  • Faculty development for digital, inclusive, and AI-informed teaching

  • Communities of practice, mentoring, and scholarly teaching (SoTL)

11

  • Sustainability Education & the SDGs
  • Embedding sustainability and SDGs into curricula

  • Education for climate action and global citizenship

  • Green campus initiatives and sustainable institutional practices

12

  • Industry–Academia Collaboration & Employability
  • Co-designed programs with industry and professional bodies

  • Enhancing graduate employability and work readiness

  • Strategic partnerships, internships, and career development initiatives

Submission Guidelines

Authors are invited to submit original, case studies, or conceptual papers.

The Conference's Scientific Committee will review all submissions and the authors of accepted papers will be invited to publish them in the Conference proceedings.

Full papers should be submitted through the online submission system by 31 August 2026. Papers should be written in English or Arabic and should not exceed 5,000 words, including references, tables, and figures. For more information on submission guidelines, please visit the Conference website.

The submitting authors may be required to create a Microsoft Conference Management Toolkit account before uploading the paper (if the submitting author does not have a Microsoft Conference Management Toolkit account).


Mood of Participation
  • All papers will be subject to blind peer review.

  • All papers should meet the standards of scientific research.

  • Submitted papers should be no more than 10 pages in length.

  • All papers should be submitted via the online submission system.

  • All papers should include an abstract in English and/or Arabic.

  • The topic of the research should be related to the conference themes.

  • The conference committee has the right to exclude any paper that does not match the submission guidelines.

  • All papers should be typed in Times New Roman style with the 12-point font for the body of the paper and 14-point font for the main headings and sub-headings.

  • Margins must be 1 inch (about 2.54 cm).

  • Font Face must be Times New Roman.

  • Font Size must be 10 points (except paper Title is 14 pt) in 1.5 times space, and justified.

  • One blank line should be left after the paper title. After the title, names of authors and affiliations should be provided.

  • All the authors of a paper should include their full names, affiliations, addresses, ORCID information, and email addresses on the first page of the paper.

  • An informative 10-point abstract (150 to 200 words) presenting the main points of the paper and conclusions.

  • Papers should include keywords. List up to five words regarding the essential elements of the paper content.

  • Tables and figures should be centered and not exceed the given page margins.

  • Table titles should be on top of the table and all words should be centered, and only the first letters capitalized.

  • Figures titles should be centered and only the first letters capitalized and located at the bottom of the figures.

  • One blank line should be allowed between the paragraphs.

  • References and citations within the text should be prepared in the latest APA format.

  • Do NOT include PAGE NUMBERS

  • Do NOT include HEADERS or FOOTNOTES

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  • Oral presentations provide a platform for sharing research findings related to the conference themes.

  • Proposals for oral presentations should be submitted via the online submission system.

  • Oral presentation proposals should include an abstract in English and/or Arabic, a description of the research, and the names and affiliations of the presenters.

  • The duration of the oral presentation should be no more than 20 minutes.

  • The conference committee has the right to exclude any oral presentation proposal that does not match the submission guidelines.

  • Posters provide a platform for sharing research findings related to the conference themes

  • Proposals for posters should be submitted via the online submission system.

  • Poster proposals should include an abstract in English and/or Arabic, a description of the research, and the names and affiliations of the presenters.

  • All posters shall be in English and the size should be 70cm(horizontal) * 90cm(vertical).

  • Organize the poster in a way that is clear, orderly, and self-explanatory. The poster must cover the same content as the abstract.

  • Avoid abbreviations, acronyms, and jargon. Avoid fuzzy images; make sure all graphics are high-resolution and easily visible.

  • It is the author’s responsibility to ensure that each part of the poster (figures, tables, images, etc.) is free of any third-party rights and is cited correctly.

Registration

Registration for the conference began on the 15th January 2026.

Registration Benefits
  • Admission to all scientific sessions except workshops

  • Conference bag and name badge

  • Conference program

  • Certificate of attendance

  • Certificate of paper presentations (for authors)

  • Lunches (starter / main course/dessert)

  • Coffee-breaks

  • Tour in Al Ain City

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Academic

Conference Fee

$ 350

GEP Delegates

Conference Fee

$ 300

ADU, LCT Academics, IEEE Members

Conference Fee

$ 200

Not-for-profit Organization

Conference Fee

$ 250

Master Students, IEEE Students Members

Conference Fee

$ 100

PhD Students

Conference Fee

$ 150

Non Presenters/ Attendees

Conference Fee

$ 200

Publications

The accepted papers at the International Conference on Education “Designing Pedagogical Approaches for Future Learners: Challenges and Opportunities” will be published in the conference proceedings.

The proceedings will be made available in electronic format and published with an International Standard Book Number (ISBN). The proceedings will be indexed in relevant databases and made available online for free access.

Additionally, some of the selected papers may be invited for submission to relevant journals for publication, subject to the respective journal's policies and guidelines. The Conference's Scientific Committee will decide to invite a paper for publication in a journal based on its quality, relevance, and originality.


It is important to note that publication in the Conference proceedings does not guarantee publication in a journal. However, the Conference proceedings allow authors to disseminate their research and share their findings with a broader audience.

Selected papers, depending on their focus, will be invited to submit to one of the following journals:

EducacionXX1 Journal (Impact Factor: 3, Indexed in SSCI and Scopus - Q1)
EDUCACIONXX1 is a peer-reviewed, international academic journal dedicated to advancing the field of education through innovative research, theoretical studies, and practical applications

Learning and Teaching in Higher Education: Gulf Perspectives (LTHE) (Q2 – Scopus)
Must be an education-focused studies conducted within the GCC region.

Journal of Innovative Pedagogy and Educational Transformation (IPET)
Suited for innovative approaches to teaching and learning.

International Journal for Research in Education – UAEU (IJRE)
Suited for general educational research contributions.

All selected papers must adhere strictly to the author guidelines of their respective journals, including compliance with word limits, formatting requirements, and publication ethics.

Awards:
Best Paper
Award
Best Presentation
Award
Best Poster
Award
Best PG Student
Paper Award

Criteria will be shared later.

Committee Members

Conference Advisor
Prof. Ghassan Aouad
Chancellor
Abu Dhabi University
Conference Chair
Dr. Mohammad Fteiha
Director of Al Ain Campus
Director of the Centre for Faculty Development and Learning Innovation
Scientific Committee Chair
Prof. Ghanem Al Bustami
Professor of Development & Education Psychology, College of Arts, Education & SS, ADU
Members

Conference Coordinators:

Ms. Khulud Abdallah
Ms. Raneem Almadhoun
Ms. Fatma Al Khabi
Ms. Ivy De Jesus
Members

Steering Committee:

Prof. Ghassan Aouad
Prof. Mohamed Dhiaf
Prof. Barry O'Mahony
Dr. Hamad Odhabi
Dr. Sreethi Nair
Prof. Montasir Qasymeh
Prof. Mohammed Ghazal
Dr. Mohammad Fteiha
Members

Local Organizing Committee:

Dr. Mohammad Fteiha
Dr. Nermin Eissa
Dr. Mohammad El Adly
Dr. Dina Imad
Ms. Deenaz Kanji
Ms. Duha Lababidi
Dr. Murad Al-Rajab
Dr. Khaled Al Omari
Ms. Noor Al Masri
Dr. Sarah Al-Hashimi
Mr. Sabri Abbas
Ms. Khulud Abdallah
Ms. Raneem Almadhoun
Ms. Fatma Al Kaabi
Ms. Maitha Almansoori
Ms. Mouza Almarzooqi
Members

Scientific and Technical Committee:

Prof. Mohammed Ghazal
Prof. Ghanem Al Bustami
Dr. Daniela Maria Coelho
Dr. Smitha Dev
Dr. Sharon Waller
Dr. Ayman Massouti
Dr. Yecid Ortega
Dr. Galyna Dubova
Dr. Mohammad Al Rashaida
Dr. Victor W. Harris, Ph.D., CFLE
Dr. Eila Burns
Dr. Mónica Lourenço
Dr. Andrea M. Capizzi
Prof. Moayyad Homaidi
Dr. Manjola Zaçellari
Dr. Rashid Minas Wattoo
Dr. Connie Mitchell
Dr. Ufuoma Ejoke (PhD)
Dr. Edwin D. Du Plessis
Dr. Ashraf Moustafa
Dr. Heba Nuseibah
Dr. Asma Abdallah
Dr. Ahmed Al Kaabi
Dr. Lawrence Meda
Prof. Ali Ibrahim
Dr. Shaikah Obaid Al-Taneiji
Dr. Enas AlQodsi
Dr. Muna AlHammadi
Dr. Mohammed Musah
Prof. Ibrahim Amin Al-Qaryouti
Prof. Abdallah Qusef
Dr. Hamid Mukhtar, Ph.D. (CS)
Dr. Areej Ahmed
Dr. Sana'a Al Reiahy
Dr. Yara Azouqa
Prof. Ayman El-Baz
Dr. Islem Rekik
Dr. Wael Elmedany
Ms. Amjad Abu Hilal
Dr. Najeh Rajeh Alsalhi
Dr. Joyce Pittman, PhD
Dr. Osama Mahdi AlMahdi
Dr. Rania Shibl
Dr. Erica Mealy
Dr. Shahrzad Saremi
Professor Hamzeh Dodeen
Accommodation Options

Comfort and Convenience Near Abu Dhabi University.

For attendees of the ADU_ICEDU2024 conference at Abu Dhabi University, Abu Dhabi Campus, the following accommodation options are recommended:
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