The Central Computing Department, in cooperation with the Continuing Education Centre, organised a scientific workshop entitled “Google Workspace” at Al-Kawthar Hall for Continuing Education at the University.
The workshop was delivered by Ms Fatima Hatem Al-Husseini, Head of the Website Division, and Mrs Suhad Kan'an Wali, and aimed to introduce the fundamentals of Google Workspace and develop participants’ skills in using its tools, thereby saving time and reducing the effort required to complete tasks.
Translated by Zahra’ Ala’
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