Past Events

This demonstration program will provide a comprehensive look at apps that are being used with and by people diagnosed with autism.

The Arabian Gulf was the meeting point for various trade routes, the most important of which is the spice trade that flourished in the Gulf area. Join us to discover the history of the delicious oriental spices and its profitable trade.

Join us to create fun creatures using play-dough and then make them light up by making circuitry out of the dough itself!

Just like meditation, coloring allows us to switch off our brains from other thoughts and focus only on the moment, helping to reduce anxiety, create focus or bring about more mindfulness. Join QNL for one of our popular coloring sessions for adults. We will provide patterns and markers. Come for an hour or stay the whole time, this will be an open session for you to relax and color your cares away.

Come and learn how to use a digital camera. Learn about shutter speeds, aperture settings, ISO Settings, light, exposure and camera angles to take great photos. Bring your own camera.

Is that a Diplodocus? Or a Tyrannosaurus rex? Join us to learn more types of dinosaurs and make a craft of your favorite one!

Did you know that many mobile apps can be used in a library setting? In this session, we will cover some of the best iOS and Android apps for librarians.

Introduction to the online multidisciplinary reference source and the concept of mind mapping.

Learn the basics of citation management through RefWorks and ZOTERO. The session will cover how to collect references from various online databases, how to save and manage them in RefWorks and ZOTERO, how to cite references automatically in a Word document, and how to easily produce extensive bibliographies. This session is geared towards researchers and university students.

What is the relationship between science and the Holy Qur'an? Is there any relationship between the Holy Qur'an and embryology? Why did an embryologist reprint his book to include Qu'ranic verses?