Faculty Activities in the Eyes of the Algerian Press
Rector of the University of M’Sila Supervises the Inauguration of a Distance Education, Software, and Artificial Intelligence Hall
Developing Pedagogical and Research Performance and Providing a Modern Educational Environment
In a step reflecting the university’s commitment to keeping pace with technological shifts and advancing digitization, the Rector of Mohamed Boudiaf University of M’Sila, Professor Ammar Boudelaa, yesterday supervised the inauguration of a dedicated hall for distance education, software, and artificial intelligence at the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences.
The Rector emphasized the importance of continuing efforts to modernize the technological infrastructure and equipment of the academic institution. This initiative contributes to enhancing pedagogical and research performance while providing a modern educational environment that meets digital transformation requirements and aligns with Fourth Generation (4G) university standards.
The inauguration ceremony took place in the presence of the Dean of the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, Professor Rehab Mokhtar, the Vice Rector for Planning and Development, Professor Ayed Lamine, alongside several faculty executives and administrative and academic staff.
This initiative comes as part of Mohamed Boudiaf University of M’Sila’s endeavors to strengthen its digital infrastructure and expand the use of modern technologies in higher education. By offering dedicated spaces, students and researchers can benefit from distance learning techniques, advanced software, and artificial intelligence applications, thereby supporting academic achievement and keeping pace with rapid technological advancements.
The new hall is expected to provide suitable conditions for developing educational and research practices while boosting the use of digital tools in pedagogical activities, in line with modernizing the university and elevating the quality of training and scientific research.
At the conclusion of the ceremony, the faculty administration and teaching staff expressed their gratitude and appreciation to the University Rector, Professor Ammar Boudelaa, for his continuous support of developmental initiatives and his commitment to improving academic and training conditions, reaffirming their dedication to strengthening the university’s position and enhancing its performance in higher education and scientific research.
Mohamed Mehdadi
