​The College of Educational Sciences organized a workshop presented by Dr. Nour Abu Tayeh on "Artificial Intelligence and its recent benefits, accuracy and scientific authenticity". Dr. Abu Tayeh spoke about ways to employ modern technology in scientific research with the aim of providing participants with the skills and tools necessary to use technology in scientific research processes.

The workshop monitored how to use software and digital monitoring of data, its analysis, scientific records, writing reports and research effectively, and organizing tools. The workshop also focused on modern uses such as artificial intelligence to improve the quality, accuracy, and authenticity of the latter.

In addition to the workshop in detail about some of the important elements and software that I found in my job search journey, such as Turnitin software to check plagiarism and verify the degree of research originality, and Mendeley software to organize references and bibliography of research works, which seeks to search for a list of reference citations according to the implementation specified by the researcher (MLA, APA), CHICAGO, IEEE, etc.) within the text with ease, and the bibliography list is included at the end of the research work electronically without effort. The workshop also included the role of artificial intelligence technologies such as chatgpt and how to use them intelligently in research, and Grammerly technology for linguistic and grammatical review of texts in the English language.