Doha, Qatar: The National Museum of Qatar (NMoQ) has partnered with Microsoft to open the AI Digital Center with the aim of creating a space for students and a wider range of young people to practice their digital skills and learn new ways of thinking and working. opened.
The project is the result of a long-term partnership between NMoQ and Microsoft, offering an innovative way to experience the museum’s exhibits and furthering both organizations’ commitment to keeping pace with modern technological advances. .
The NMoQ/Microsoft AI Digital Center has already conducted numerous virtual sessions for its long-awaited launch. Last year, hundreds of students across Doha schools participated in engaging virtual sessions on Minecraft Education, Paint 3D, Flipgrid, Hour of Code, MakeCode, Cognitive Solutions, CyberSecurity, and more.
Deputy CEO of Qatar Museum and Director of NMoQ Sheikh Amna bint Abdulaziz bin Jassim Al Thani commented on the opportunity:
The co-innovation partnership with Microsoft that led to the creation of this center will explore new ways of engaging with the community and fostering interdisciplinary learning. It reflects our long-term commitment to developing creative learning methods in. Partnerships such as this help us to become a museum that provides new platforms for creativity and innovation for all. We are much closer to realizing our vision.”
The opening of the Youth Digital Center reflects the museum’s immersive and interactive approach, NMoQ Explorer, a custom-developed solution designed to encourage visitor participation and engagement with the museum’s offerings, regardless of location. follows the start of .
Lana Khalaf, General Manager of Microsoft Qatar, said:
“At Microsoft, we recognize that students often produce amazing world-changing innovations, and it is our responsibility to inspire interest in STEM from an early age. We are thrilled to celebrate the opening of the Digital Center with the museum.” And we are proud to partner with them to bring their vision to life. Using an innovative and engaging platform, it introduces aspiring young people to technologies such as AI, IoT and gaming, allowing them to learn about Qatar’s social heritage and culture in a fun and immersive way. Develop future skills. “
With the launch of the Digital Center for Youth, NMoQ is running a series of free creative workshops and field trips for children ages 8-16 throughout the summer from June to August. .
Sunday – Coding with Minecraft: Coding is an adoptable skill that teaches students to improve and refine their critical thinking skills to solve problems. Not all students will become computer programmers by the end of this workshop, but participants will gain an understanding of computer programming that is important to other activities.
Monday – Cyber Security: In this workshop, participants will learn how to protect themselves and their communities from cyberthreats.
Tuesday – Design and Engineering: Learn how to create your own games and applications with Microsoft MakeCode and explore the STEM world through hands-on projects.
Wednesday – Filmmaking: Participants learn the basics of storytelling, filming and editing while bringing their vision to life on the big screen.
Thursday – 3D and Virtual Reality: Explore the world with this new course on 3D design. Learn how to create stunning 3D designs and take virtual tours of amazing places from the comfort of your own home.
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