E-Learning Unit


College of Medicine E-learning Unit
Vision
The E-learning unit strives to be recognized as an excellent technological unit in the field of teaching and learning, using the most advanced and up-to-date resources.
Mission
The E-learning unit is committed to educating and inspiring faculty and students and facilitating their use of all e-learning resources provided by the University’s technological learning management system (Blackboard).
The KKU E-learning Deanship’s strategic plan includes the following objectives, which are in line with the College of Medicine’s vision and needs.
Objectives
- Keep the College of Medicine website updated.
- Make e-learning resources available to all.
- Enable faculty and students to develop, share and reuse e-learning resources.
- Make optimal use of e-learning tools to help solve problems and meet the needs of the College.
- Contribute to improving overall assessment among university colleges, both internally and externally.
- Apply international quality standards to online courses.
- Create an electronic identity for the College that supports and enhances the educational process and facilitates exchange between local and international universities.
The College of Medicine has achieved many accomplishments at the University level over the last few years.
Achievements
- The College of Medicine was at the forefront of establishing an operational e-learning unit that provides full support for faculty and students and serves as a link between the College and the E-learning Deanship, providing all necessary tools and support for the development of educational and assessment processes within the College.
- The College of Medicine pioneered the first completely paperless electronic exams using both Blackboard Tests and QuestionMark Perception.
- The College of Medicine E-learning unit, in collaboration with the Medical Education department, has conducted workshops on e-assessment at the University level, extending support to other colleges.
- Faculty and students of the College of Medicine have won a number of King Khalid University awards for e-learning.
| No | Name | Position |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Dr Yahya Muhammed Saabi | Chairman |
| 2 | Dr AbdulAziz Muhammed Algarni | Member |
| 3 | Dr Ayyub Ali Patel | Member |
| 4 | Dr Faris Muhammed AlMusabi | Member |
| 5 | Dr Ahmad Jibril AlBusaily | Member |
| 6 | Dr Ayaz Khurram Mallick | Member |
| 7 | Dr Mohamed Othman Andarawi | Member |
| 8 | Dr Mohammed Tolba | Member |
| 9 | Dr Mohammad Babikr AbdelRaouf | Member |

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