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Advancing Teaching Practices through AI: Cutting-Edge Research and Real-World Applications.

The 2nd ADU International Conference on Education - Advancing Teaching Practices through AI aims to bridge the gap between cutting-edge research and real-world applications, addressing the pressing questions and opportunities AI brings to education.
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Advancing Teaching Practices through AI (ADU_ICEDU_2025)

Innovations in Teaching & Learning.
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Advancing Teaching Practices through AI

Artificial Intelligence is revolutionizing education, paving the way for transformative teaching practices and personalized learning experiences. As educators, researchers, and policymakers, we stand at the crossroads of innovation and implementation. The 2nd ADU International Conference on Education: Advancing Teaching Practices through AI aims to bridge the gap between cutting-edge research and real-world applications, addressing the pressing questions and opportunities AI brings to education.
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A Global Forum for Advancing Teaching Practices through AI.

The Objectives of ADU_ICEDU_2025 :

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

  • Showcase innovative AI-driven tools and strategies that transform educational practices.

  • Advocate for the use of AI to support students of determination and address diverse learning needs.

  • Develop strategies to make AI-enhanced education accessible to underrepresented and underserved communities.

  • Create a platform for educators, researchers, policymakers, and industry leaders to collaborate on AI-driven educational innovations.

  • Facilitate discussions on cross-disciplinary approaches to integrating AI in education.

  • Promote awareness of ethical considerations in AI use, including privacy, equity, and bias.

  • Explore sustainable AI practices aligned with global sustainability goals in education.

  • Identify effective AI tools for professional development and capacity-building among educators.

  • Encourage leadership in integrating AI solutions to address educational challenges.

  • Stimulate research on the impact of AI on teaching, learning, and assessment practices.

  • Provide evidence-based insights for developing policies that govern the use of AI in education.

  • Discuss emerging trends and technologies shaping the future of AI in education.

  • Identify opportunities for lifelong learning and workforce development through AI-enhanced models.

  • Leverage AI to design and implement educational practices that support the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

  • Highlight AI's potential in promoting environmental awareness and sustainability through curricula.

Keynote Speakers

Distinguished keynote speakers at the 2nd International Conference on Education 2025.

Keynote Speakers
Dr. Islem Rekik
Director of the BASIRA Lab and Associate Professor at Imperial College London
Dr. Ayman El-Baz
Chair of Bioengineering at the University of Louisville and a leading expert in AI and medical imaging. A fellow of AIMBE, IEEE, BMES, and NAI
Dr. Alessandro Di Lullo
Chief Executive Officer, Digital Education Council 
Dr. Vic Stephenson
Senior Consultant - Education
Advance HE
Dr. Lina Bariah
Khalifa University of Science and Technology
Program Schedule
Conference Theme:
Advancing Teaching Practices through AI

Date:
1-3 October 2025

Venue:
Al Ain City, UAE

Important Dates:
  • Call for proposals

    January 5th, 2025

  • Abstract submission deadline

    August 31, 2025

  • Decisions about abstract acceptance

    Within four weeks after the submission deadline

  • Full conference registration fees are due for all presenters

    September 15, 2025

  • Submission of full paper for conference proceedings for those interested

    September 15, 2025

  • Decision on acceptance of full papers

    Within six weeks after the submission deadline

Discover the roadmap to the future of education within the ADU_ICEDU_2025 Program Schedule.

From thought-provoking sessions to interactive workshops, our schedule is designed to inspire, engage, and facilitate the exchange of groundbreaking ideas.
Time
Topic
Speaker
DAY 1 - Wednesday, 1 October 2025

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

10:20-11:00 AM

Speakers

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

H.E. Dr. Aishah Al Yammahi
Strategic Advisor, ALEF Education

Dr. Jamila Khanji
Head of Future Studies, Innovation & Virtual Learning Environments Department. French College
Member of the executive committee, Khalifa Award for Education

11:00-11:15 AM

Coffee Break

11:15-11:45 AM

Keynote Speaker
Networks of Innovation: How AI in Research Becomes a Catalyst for Educational Transformation

Dr. Ayman El-Baz
Chair of Bioengineering at the University of Louisville and a leading expert in AI and medical imaging
A fellow of AIMBE, IEEE, BMES, and NAI

11:45-12:15 PM

Keynote Speaker
Equipping Educators and Institutions for the AI Era: Presenting the DEC AI Frameworks

Dr. Alessandro Di Lullo
Chief Executive Officer
Digital Education Council

12:15-01:00 PM

Panel Discussion:
The Future of Learning: AI-Driven Personalization at Scale

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

Panelists:
Prof. Mohsen Sherif

Deputy Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs (Provost) United Arab Emirates University

Dr. Erich Dietrich. Ph.D.
Vice Provost, Office of Undergraduate Education
New York University Abu Dhabi

Prof. Adam Marks
Assistant Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs.
EDTECH Advisor with Microsoft, Ellucian, Blackboard. Accreditation Reviewer with MSCHE and ABET

Ms. Faiza Qureshi
Discipline Lead for the Master of Education portfolio at Murdoch University Dubai, AI Education Forum

Dr. Ahmad Al Attas
Founder and CEO of Leadership Enrichment Consultancy (LEC), Chief Executive Officer, AI20 Summit

1:00-2:00 PM

Break and Lunch

2:00-3:00 PM

Panel Discussion:
Revolutionizing Curriculum Design with AI

Moderator:
Prof. Mohammed Ghazal
Associate Dean, Professor and Chair of Electrical, Computer, and Biomedical Engineering Department, Abu Dhabi University

Panelists:
Dr. Ted Purinton

Dean of the Sharjah Education Academy

Ms. Nabila Bashir
VDirector of Business Development and Growth Queen Rania Teacher Academy

Mr. Thomas Lloyd
Director British Council Oman

Dr. Svetlana Chigaeva-Heddad
Strategic Programs & Engagement Lead Voicee LLC | AI Education Forum

Dr. David Santandreu , PhD
Head of Educational Program Development Center for Teaching and Learning Mohamed bin Zayed University of Artificial Intelligence

Parallel Sessions
Time: 3:00-5:00 PM

Track

AI in Higher Education and Research

Chair

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

Venue

AA-H-G02

Paper ID
Author/s
Paper Title

ADUICEDU2025-ID#130

Amal Gadalla (Abu Dhabi University)

Tackling difficult medical and clinical concepts: a mini review on Aligning learning theories, teaching methodologies, and AI innovations

ADUICEDU2025-ID#132

ADr. Fathi Awad (Liwa University)

A Systematic Review of AI’s Influence on Student Learning Outcomes

ADUICEDU2025-ID#134

Khalid Muhammad (UAE University); Abdul Sami (NUST University)
Yasir Waheed (NUST University)
Yusra Aldhaheri (UAE University)

Artificial Intelligence in Medical Education: Student Attitudes, Effectiveness, and Credibility

ADUICEDU2025-ID#141

Mushtaq Ahmed (Rohillanwali Public School Rohillanwali Muzaffargarh)

AI in Higher Education and Research

ADUICEDU2025-ID#214A

Dr. Veliota Drakopoulou (Higher Colleges of Technology)

When Finance Speaks Python: A Case Study of Algorithmic Literacy in Higher Education,

ADUICEDU2025-ID#155

Najeh Rajeh Alsalhi (University of Sharjah)
Abdellateef Alqawasmi (Al Ain University)
Bushra Alakashee (University of Sharjah)
Sami Al-Qatawneh (University of Sharjah)
Ali Al-Barakat (University of Sharjah)
Samih Al Karasneh (University of Sharjah)

Using ChatGPT in higher education from the faculty members' perspective at the University of Sharjah.

Track

AI in Higher Education and Research

Chair

Dr. Mohammed Borhandden, Associate Professor, Emirates College for Advanced Education

Venue

AA-H-G03

Paper ID
Author/s
Paper Title

ADUICEDU2025-ID#97

Nayla Munawar (United Arab Emirates University)
Rukhsana Nawaz (United Arab Emirates University)

Stress or Relief? A Student-Centered Perspective on the Impact of Artificial Intelligence in Higher Education

ADUICEDU2025-ID#91

Rawan Diabat (University of Sharjah )
Mehmet Sukru Bellibas (Unversity of Sharjah)

UNDERSTANDING STUDENT WELL-BEING IN HIGHER EDUCATION

ADUICEDU2025-ID#112

Sayyad Samee (Al Sadara school)
Jehad Ali Salem Bani Baker (Abu Dhabi University)

THE IMPACTS OF AI TOWARDS ENHANCING FACULTY ENGAGEMENT AND EDUCATIONAL OUTCOMES IN GLOBAL EDUCATION INSTITUTIONS

ADUICEDU2025-ID#209A

Dr. Beidan Mussa
Dr. Rina Baluyot (Higher Colleges of Technology)

Utilizing AI to Improve Learning and Study Techniques in Medical Laboratory Science Education: A Preliminary Study

ADUICEDU2025-ID#70

Isra Sarfraz (Canterbury Institute of Management)
Nada Masood Mirza (United Arab Emirates University)

Leveraging the potential of Generative AI in university assignments – Evidence from literature

ADUICEDU2025-ID#210A

Mahmoud Bakkar, (Abu Dhabi University)
Arshia Kaul (University of Melbourne, Australia)
Elspeth McKay (Higher Education Leadership Institute)

The Role of Artificial Intelligence in Education 5.0 for Industry 5.0 Skills Development: A Systematic Literature Review

Track

AI in Teacher Development

Chair

Dr. Mohammad Al Rashaida, Assistant Professor of Special Education, UAEU

Venue

AA-H-G04

Paper ID
Author/s
Paper Title

ADUICEDU2025-ID#95

Ayman Massouti (Sharjah Education Academy)

Navigating Artificial Intelligence in the Teacher Education Landscape: Re-thinking Pedagogical and Policy Practices

ADUICEDU2025-ID#158

Bayan Bayan (Abu Dhabi University)
Bayan Al Durgham (Abu Dhabi University)- Online

AI in Teacher Development: Enhancing Teaching Practices through Personalization and Collaboration

ADUICEDU2025-ID#7

khaled Soussi (National Institute of Post and Telecommunications)

Artificial intelligence and humanities: Pre-service and in-service teachers’ knowledge, attitudes and practices

ADUICEDU2025-ID#149

Khawla Higly (An-Najah National University)- Online

The Impact of Using Artificial Intelligence Platforms on Developing Secondary School Teachers’ Reflective Practices: A Quasi-Experimental Study

ADUICEDU2025-ID#24

Laila Mohebi (Zayed University)
Areej ElSayary (Zayed University)

Understanding In-Service Teachers' Views on Integrating Technology and AI: A TPACK Approach

ADUICEDU2025-ID#114

Yara Azouqa (Abu Dhabi University)
Qurat Ul Ain Ali (Abu Dhabi University)
Batool Madani (Abu Dhabi University)

From Creation to Reflection: Understanding Digital Pedagogical Design Among Pre-Service and In-Service Teachers at Abu Dhabi University

Track

AI-Driven Policy and Leadership in Education

Chair

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

Venue

AA-H-G05

Paper ID
Author/s
Paper Title

ADUICEDU2025-ID#144

Aysha Alshamsi (Emirates College for Advanced Education)
Tasneem Amatullah (Emirates College for Advanced Education)
Sherin AlAmasi (Al Ain University)

Exploring the Role of Artificial Intelligence in Advancing Pedagogical Leadership: A Baseline Study in UAE Schools

ADUICEDU2025-ID#85

Enas Alqodsi (United Arab Emirates University)
Sarah Al Hariri (United Arab Emirates University)
Samaha Alkarbi (United Arab Emirates University)

Smart Education Within the Legal Framework: An Analytical Study Based on UAE Legislation

ADUICEDU2025-ID#125

Habiba Noor (Abu Dhabi university)

Data-Driven Pedagogy in UAE Schools: The Transformative Role of Artificial Intelligence Aligned with Future Vision 2031

ADUICEDU2025-ID#67

Hamsa Alobaidi (Emirate Collage of Advanced Education)

Bridging AI and Foresight: A Proactive Vision to Sustainable Innovation in UAE Education: Revolutionising UAE School Transport by Using Face Recognition Camera

ADUICEDU2025-ID#101

Iman Elhusseini (Emirates School Esablishment)

AI-Driven Monitoring and Evaluation Enhances Student Progression: Innovative Education Pathways for a Knowledge-Based Economy in UAE Schools

ADUICEDU2025-ID#98

Dr. Rawan Siaj (Palestine Ahliya University); Dalia Kawwa (Palestine Ahliya University)

The mediating role of digital transformation in the relationship between digital leadership practice and teachers' technological competence

Track

AI-Driven Policy and Leadership in Education

Chair

Dr. Sana'a Al Reiahy, Assistant Professor of Education, Abu Dhabi university

Venue

AA-D-G02

Paper ID
Author/s
Paper Title

ADUICEDU2025-ID#42

Ebtesam Aldhanhani (Abu Dhabi University)

AI-Driven Perspectives on Curriculum Development in the UAE: Historical Foundations, Institutional Roles, and Future Directions

ADUICEDU2025-ID#137

SUMARA KHAN (Senior Lecturer)- Online

Towards a Ministry-Led Quality Assurance Framework for Transnational Higher Education: A Comparative UK–UAE Study

ADUICEDU2025-ID#66

Michelle Kelly (Emirates College for Advanced Education)
Naima Baz (Emirates College for Advanced Education)

Exploring Educational Leaders' Perspectives on AI Integration in School Management within Abu Dhabi Schools

ADUICEDU2025-ID#45

Antoine azzam (Emirates College for Advanced Education)

Investigating the Factors influencing Artificial Intelligence Utilization among UAE school Leaders

ADUICEDU2025-ID#34

Ebtesam Aldhanhani (Abu Dhabi University)

Teacher Leadership and their Roles in School Management

ADUICEDU2025-ID#204A

Shaikah Al-Taneiji, Ayesha Mujeer, Noha Zoelfakar, Rasha Raghed Abdullah

Principals as Innovators: Exploring Design Thinking in School Leadership

Track

Future Trends and Opportunities in AI for Education

Chair

Dr. Hamid Mukhtar, Associate Professor, University of Birmingham Dubai

Venue

AA-D-G03

Paper ID
Author/s
Paper Title

ADUICEDU2025-ID#62

Zeina Hojeij (Zayed University)

Closing the AI Readiness Gap: How Educational Leaders Can Use Hands-On Learning to Address Student Workforce Preparation Concerns

ADUICEDU2025-ID#57

Aiysha Sameena V (VIT University, Vellore)

Emerging AI Technologies for Education: Transforming Learning in the 21st Century

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

ADUICEDU2025-ID#18

Meriem Regragui (Université Internationale de Rabat)- Online

Rethinking Legal Education in the Age of AI: Between Opportunities and Challenges

ADUICEDU2025-ID#123

Omar Bakri (Thiqa Education)
Walaa Hameed (Thiqa Education)
Amal Salman (Thiqa Education)

The Role of Artificial Intelligence Tools in Shaping the Future of Education

ADUICEDU2025-ID#92

Muhamad Jumaa (Jumeira University)

Driving Economic Growth in the UAE: An Analysis of FinTech, Education, and Financial Inclusion

ADUICEDU2025-ID#94

Yuniasih Purwanti (Kobe University )

AI-Based Skill Mismatch Prediction and Lifelong learning in East Java, Indonesia

ADUICEDU2025-ID#122

A. R. Al-Ali (American University of Sharjah)
Ahmad Alnabulsi (American University of Sharjah )

The Role of Generative AI in Engineering Education: from Theory to Practice

Track

AI-Enhanced Pedagogies

Chair

Prof. Ahmad Qablan, Department of Curriculum and Method of Instruction, UAEU

Venue

AA-D-G04

Paper ID
Author/s
Paper Title

ADUICEDU2025-ID#151

Chatrine Qwaider (MBZUAI)
Kirill Chirkunov (MBZUAI)
Bashar Alhafni (MBZUAI)
Nizar Habash (NYU Abu Dhabi)
Ted Briscoe (MBZUAI)

ARWI (Arabic Write and Improve): An AI-Powered Platform for Improving Arabic Writing Instruction

ADUICEDU2025-ID#39

Amjed Abushpap (Abu Dhabi University)

Smart Classrooms and Student Behavior: Leveraging AI to Manage Misconduct in the Digital Era

ADUICEDU2025-ID#146

Dalia Abdelbaki (Arab Open University Egypt Branch )

Generative AI as a Catalyst for Critical Thinking: Reframing Students from Consumers to Co-Creators

ADUICEDU2025-ID#143

Dipti Razdan (Abu Dhabi University)

Enhancing Higher Education Instructional Strategies Using AI and Adaptive Learning

ADUICEDU2025-ID#103

Marina Jovic (Gulf University for Science and Technology)

Writing with AI, Not By AI: Teaching Strategic Feedback for Academic Success

Track

Innovations in Teaching and Learning

Chair

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

Venue

AA-D-G05

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

4:00-6:00 PM

Workshop: Integrating AI into Higher Education: Empowering Staff and Students for the Future

Ms. Vic Stephenson
Senior Consultant - Education
Advance HE

4:00-6:00 PM

Workshop: Designing AI-Powered Learning Experiences: From Theory to Practice

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

DAY 2 - Thursday, 2 October 2025

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

Keynote Speaker
Towards Equitable AI: Thriving with Limited Resources

Dr. Islem Rekik
Director of the BASIRA Lab and Associate Professor at Imperial College London.

10:45-11:15 AM

Keynote Speaker
AI in Education: Risks, Rewards and the Road Ahead

Dr. Vic Stephenson
Senior Consultant - Education Advance HE

11:15-11:45 AM

Keynote Speaker
AI in Education: From Experimentation to Transformation

Dr Lina Bariah
Khalifa University of Science and Technology

11:45-12:00 PM

Coffee Break

12:00-01:00 PM

Panel Discussion:
AI for Inclusive and Accessible Education

Moderator:
Dr. Sreethi Nair
Dean, College of Arts, Education & Social Science, Abu Dhabi University

Panelists:
Dr. Mohammad Fteiha

Conference Chair, Al Ain Campus Director
Center for Faculty Developmeant and Learning Innovation Director
Associate Professor of Special Education, ADU

Dr. Liew Keat
Executive Dean of College of Engineering Technology & Science, Higher Colleges of Technology

Dr. Husa Alangari
CEO of Ultimate Learning Academy (ULA)

Prof. Dr. Christina Gitsaki
Research Coordinator
Center for Educational Innovation, Zayed University

Dr. Narimane Hadj-Hamou
Founder and CEO, Center for Learning Innovations and Customized Knowledge Solutions (CLICKS)

1:00-2:00 PM

Break and Lunch

2:00-3:00 PM

Panel Discussion:
AI and Ethical Implications in Education

Moderator:
Dr. Hamdi Sheibani

Dean of College of Engineering, College of Engineering, Head of Academic Integrity Office, ADU

Panelists:
Ms. Amal Dimashki

Regional Director, MENAT, Turnitin

Dr. Zeenath Reza Khan
Founding President, Centre for Academic Integrity in the UAE
Associate Professor, University of Wollongong in Dubai

Prof. Abbes Amira
Professor and Dean College of Computing and Informatics, University of Sharjah

Dr. Latifa Alhammadi
Vice Principal at the Ministry of Education and a PhD candidate in Artificial Intelligence at UPSI University

Dr. Ahmed Dabbagh
Managing Director, The AI Academy
Abu Dhabi School of Management and Intelligent Machines Consultancies L.L.C (Polynome)

Parallel Sessions
Time: 3:00-4:00 PM

Track

Challenges and Ethical Considerations in AI

Chair

Dr. Hamid Mukhtar, Associate Professor, University of Birmingham Dubai

Venue

AA-H-G02

Paper ID
Author/s
Paper Title

ADUICEDU2025-ID#126

Habiba Noor (Abu Dhabi university )

Artificial Intelligence in Education: A Critical Balance Between Innovation and Ethical Responsibility

ADUICEDU2025-ID#69

Hager Adam (EdVisionary)

Balancing Innovation and Ethics: The Challenges and Opportunities of AI Adoption in UAE Higher Education

ADUICEDU2025-ID#157

Sidra Rafique (Abu Dhabi University)

Ethical Integration of AI in UAE Universities: A Comparative Policy Analysis

ADUICEDU2025-ID#105

Sumbul Khan (AbuDhabi University)

Navigating the Double-Edged Sword: AI-Driven Teaching and Its Implications for Children’s Cognitive and Physical Health

Time: 3:00-5:00 PM

Track

Innovations in Teaching and Learning

Chair

Ms. Kesha Oliver, Lecturer of Education, Abu Dhabi University

Venue

AA-H-G03

Paper ID
Author/s
Paper Title

ADUICEDU2025-ID#35

Ebtesam Aldhanhani (Abu Dhabi University)

The implementation and benefits of mobile applications in education, particularly in the context of science learning

ADUICEDU2025-ID#136

Haider Aljuboori (South East technological university)

AI-Driven Secure Immersive Learning Environments: Advancing Pedagogical Innovation through the SIRE Framework

ADUICEDU2025-ID#47

Marwa Morgan (Teacher )

Imagining the Future and Designing for Today: Integrating 3D Design in Elementary Education

ADUICEDU2025-ID#84

Pedro Brazo (University of Seville)
Felix Velica-Martin (University of Seville)
Ola Al Mari (University of Seville)

From Theory to Practice: Implementing AI and the Metaverse in Educational Settings- Reddam House School

ADUICEDU2025-ID#109

Muhammed Shittu (United Arab Emirate University)
Jamie Costley (United Arab Emirates University)

Optimizing Video Lectures in MOOCs: Instructional Design Factors Influencing Video Lectures Re-watching Behavior

Time: 3:00-4:30 PM

Track

Sustainability and AI in Education

Chair

Dr. Hatem Abushammala, Associate Professor of Environmental Health and Safety, Abu Dhabi university

Venue

AA-H-G04

Paper ID
Author/s
Paper Title

ADUICEDU2025-ID#117

Emaan Danish (Earth Warriorz)
Danish Mustafa Khan (Muhammed Bin Zayed University for Humanities)
Hira Wajahat (Estonian Business School)

Harnessing Artificial Intelligence for Sustainable Education: Integrating Environmental Awareness and SDG Alignment in Learning Systems

ADUICEDU2025-ID#113

Shahinaz Osman (United Arab Emirates University)
Fatima Alhammadi (Arab Youth Center)
Marwa Arshe (UAE University)
Haliemah Alsamahi (United Arab Emirates University)

AI-Enhanced Learning for Critical Thinking and Problem-Solving in Climate Education.

ADUICEDU2025-ID#156

Areej Ahmed (Abu Dhabi Univeristy); Sana'a Al Reiahy (Abu Dhabi Univeristy)

Empowering Future Educators: Integrating Artificial Intelligence in Teacher Preparation Programs to Foster Sustainable Educational Practices in Higher Education

ADUICEDU2025-ID#128

Ghada Seif (Abu Dhabi university)

Industry- Academic Partnerships Trends Towards Building Trust in AI: A Sustainable Future for Innovation in Media and Communication Education in the GCC

ADUICEDU2025-ID#29

Alyazia Mohammed Arhmah Alshamsi (United Arab Emirates University)
Aydin Basarir (United Arab Emirates University
Amira Askri (UAE University)
Zienab Ahmed (United Arab Emirates University)

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

ADUICEDU2025-ID#201A

Ruqaiya Issa Mohammed Al Balushi
Daowd Alhamdani (Sohar University)

The role of drawing and photography in shaping students’ attitudes towards reducing the use of fossil fuels and replacing them with renewable energy: AI as a analysis Tool

Time: 3:00-5:00 PM

Track

AI in Teacher Development

Chair

Prof. Mohammed El-Adly, Professor of Marketing, Abu Dhabi University

Venue

AA-H-G05

Paper ID
Author/s
Paper Title

ADUICEDU2025-ID#115

Yara Azouqa (Abu Dhabi University)
Qurat Ul Ain Ali (Abu Dhabi University)
Batool Madani (Abu Dhabi University); Vidya Venkatappa (Abu Dhabi University)
Shrin Magar (Abu Dhabi University)

From Research to Practice: How AI Empowers Teachers to Design Dynamic Online Learning Modules at Abu Dhabi University

ADUICEDU2025-ID#99

Yousef Alshaboul (Qatar University)

Digital Learning Ecosystem (DLE): Assess, Treat, Empower Teachers

ADUICEDU2025-ID#154

Ayman Aljarrah (Acadia University)
Soroush Sabbaghan (University of Calgary )

Extending Teacher Capacity: Generative AI in the Design of Learning Experiences

ADUICEDU2025-ID#102

Ghadeer Salim Khamis Musallum Alnaqbi (Emirates College for Advanced Education)
Michelle Kelly (Emirates College for Advanced Education)

Industry- Academic Partnerships Trends Towards Building Trust in AI: A Sustainable Future for Innovation in Media and Communication Education in the GCC

ADUICEDU2025-ID#140

Amjed Abushpap (Abu Dhabi University)

AI-Informed Action Research for Effective Classroom Management: A Study of Teaching Practices and Student Behaviour

Time: 3:00-4:30 PM

Track

AI-Enhanced Pedagogies

Chair

Prof. Mohammed El-Adly, Professor of Marketing, Abu Dhabi University

Venue

AA-D-G02

Paper ID
Author/s
Paper Title

ADUICEDU2025-ID#375

Amjed Abushpap (Abu Dhabi University)

Empowering Minds: Student-Centered Learning in the Age of AI

ADUICEDU2025-ID#41

Ebtesam Aldhanhani (Abu Dhabi University)

Title: Educational Psychology: Comparing Collaborative and Independent Approaches and the Role of AI

ADUICEDU2025-ID#213A

Laid Bouakaz (Lb Media & Education)

Advancing Education through AI: Beyond Learning Theories toward Postdigital Pedagogies

ADUICEDU2025-ID#43

Ebtesam Aldhanhani (Abu Dhabi University)

Integrating Artificial Intelligence into Intercultural Education

ADUICEDU2025-ID#145

Ahmed Jumaah (Al-Manara College for Medical Sciences)
Lect. Rasha Abed Hussein (University of Manara, Maysan)
Dr. Shirin S AlOdwan (Al-Ain University)

Using AI Tools in Education: An Extensive Theoretical and Practical Study

ADUICEDU2025-ID#60

Nivedita Kumari (Middlesex University)
Tatiana Potapkina (ILSC group)-

AI Tools for learning vocabulary in Arabic: A Comparative Study for Beginners who has L1 Russian and Hindi

Time: 3:00-5:00 PM

Track

AI-Enhanced Pedagogies

Chair

Ms. Kathryn Swift, Senior Instructor of English, Abu Dhabi University

Venue

AA-D-G03

Paper ID
Author/s
Paper Title

ADUICEDU2025-ID#100

Meenal RAWAT (MANAV RACHNA UNIVERSITY); Eram Aziz (MANAV RACHNA UNIVERSITY)

Integrating AI into Curriculum Design: A Study of AI-Assisted Design in Higher Education Institutions

ADUICEDU2025-ID#19

Mohammad Saad (International Islamic University Malaysia)

Conversation Analysis of AI-Mediated Feedback in Classroom Discourse

ADUICEDU2025-ID#65

Patrícia Fidalgo (Emirates College for Advanced Education)

From Bots to Buddies: Rethinking AI as Collaborative Co-Architects of Knowledge

ADUICEDU2025-ID#104

Walid Harb (Holy Spirit University of Kaslik); Roger Matta (Holy Spirit University of Kaslik)

Enhancing Student Success with AI & Adaptive Learning: An Organic Chemistry Experience from USEK

ADUICEDU2025-ID#49

Bishnupada Bhattacharjee (Govt. Teacher's Training College)
Sree Bidhan Chakrabarty (Govt. Teacher's training College,Sylhet)

Teaching Creative Writing in the AI Regime: Crisis-Responsive Pedagogies for Tertiary Students.

Track

AI and Inclusive Education

Chair

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

Venue

AA-D-G04

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

Track

AI for Assessment and Evaluation

Chair

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

Venue

AA-D-G05

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

4:00-6:00 PM

Workshop: Empowering Teams, Transforming Education: The Leader’s Role in AI Innovation

Dr. Svetlana Chigaeva-Heddad
Strategic Programs & Engagement Lead Voicee LLC | AI Education Forum

Eugene Pribytkov
CEO, Voicee AI | Chair AI Education Forum

4:00-6:00 PM

Workshop: AI Literacy & Creative Thinking

Ms. Amjad Abu Hila
Senior Technology & eLearning Manager
Queen Rania Teacher Academy

Closing Ceremony

6:00 PM

Closing Remarks

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

Conference Recommendation

Prof. Barry O'Mahony
Provost, Abu Dhabi University

Appreciation Ceremony

Best Paper Award Announcements

Prof. Mohammed Ghazal
Associate Dean, Professor and Chair of Electrical, Computer, and Biomedical Engineering Department
Chair of the Scientific Committee, Abu Dhabi University

Prof. Ghanem Albustami
Co-Chair OF Scientific Committee
Professor of Development & Education Psychology, Department of Education, CAESS, 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

Group Photo

Gala Dinner

DAY 3 - Friday, 3 October 2025

9:00-01:00 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.

https://maps.app.goo.gl/pp718Y2TSkpJiKdP7

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 2nd ADU International Conference on Education: Advancing Teaching Practices through AI is designed for academics, researchers, educators, practitioners, postgraduate students, and alumni who are passionate about leveraging Artificial Intelligence to enhance teaching and learning experiences across educational domains. This conference will be relevant for:

  • Professionals involved in curriculum design, assessment, and evaluation, with a focus on integrating AI tools and methodologies.

  • Educators and researchers exploring AI-enhanced pedagogies, student engagement, and faculty development.

  • Specialists in educational technology, instructional design, and AI-driven learning environments.

  • Leaders and administrators in universities, colleges, vocational education, and training institutions who are driving AI adoption in education.

  • Policymakers and industry experts working at the intersection of AI and education to create innovative, inclusive, and sustainable learning ecosystems.

  • Individuals interested in ethical considerations, equity, and accessibility in the implementation of AI in education.

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

Advancing Teaching Practices through AI.

The theme of the Conference is 'Advancing Teaching Practices through AI.' 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

  • AI-Enhanced Pedagogies
  • Personalized learning and adaptive technologies

  • AI in curriculum design and assessment

  • AI-powered collaborative learning platforms

2

  • Innovations in Teaching and Learning
  • Virtual and augmented reality in classrooms

  • AI-based gamification and engagement tools

  • Intelligent tutoring systems and student feedback systems

3

  • AI and Inclusive Education
  • AI solutions for students of determination

  • Technologies supporting equity in education

  • Leveraging AI for multilingual and multicultural learning environments

4

  • Sustainability and AI in Education
  • Sustainable AI practices in teaching and learning

  • Promoting environmental awareness through AI-enhanced curricula

  • AI’s role in developing education models that support the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)

5

  • Challenges and Ethical Considerations in AI
  • Addressing biases in AI tools

  • Privacy and ethical frameworks

  • Sustainability and environmental impact of AI in education

6

  • AI in Teacher Development
  • AI as a tool for teacher training

  • Supporting educators in AI-integrated environments

  • Professional development through AI-driven analytics

7

  • AI-Driven Policy and Leadership in Education
  • Strategies for integrating AI into national education policies

  • AI for decision-making and institutional planning

  • Preparing future leaders for an AI-driven education system

8

  • Future Trends and Opportunities in AI for Education
  • Emerging AI technologies for education

  • Cross-disciplinary applications of AI in STEM, humanities, and arts education

  • AI in lifelong learning and continuing education

9

  • AI in Higher Education and Research
  • Enhancing student engagement and retention with AI

  • AI applications in academic advising and student support services

  • Research on AI-driven educational technologies

10

  • AI for Assessment and Evaluation
  • Automated grading systems and analytics

  • AI-based formative and summative assessments

  • Measuring student competencies through AI tools

11

  • Cross-Sector Collaborations and Partnerships
  • Industry-academic partnerships in AI education

  • AI applications in corporate training and workforce development

  • Collaborative approaches to global challenges in AI and education

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 15 August 2025. 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.


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 2025.

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 “Advancing Teaching Practices through AI” 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

International Journal of Computing and Digital Systems (IJCDS)
Special Issue: Advancing Teaching Practices through AI (Q3 – Scopus) Suitable for computing-related papers that integrate AI in education.

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

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)
Prof. Christina Gitsaki
Dr. Ashraf Moustafa
Dr. Heba Nuseibah
Dr. Asma Abdallah
Dr. Ahmed Al Kaabi
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. Wafa Zoghbor
Dr. Shahrzad Saremi
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:
Information will be updated soon. Stay tuned!
Post Conference Tour

Explore the Splendor of Abu Dhabi: A Cultural Journey

After the enriching experience at ADU_ICEDU2024, we invite you to join us for an exclusive Post Conference Tour, showcasing some of Abu Dhabi's most iconic landmarks. This guided tour will take you on a journey through the city's rich history, architectural marvels, and artistic heritage.

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