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The meeting focused on the extent of the Arab American University's great care in supporting medical students and empowering them in their field at various levels, in addition to strengthening their educational motivation, since the medical profession is a noble profession that contributes to saving lives. Achieving this aim requires great efforts from the academic staff on the one hand, and the relentless pursuit of bridging ways of cooperation with institutions concerned with the field of medicine worldwide in order to exchange experiences with them on the other.

The competition was inaugurated by the public relations employee at the university, Ms. Samah Dawahdi, with a speech in which she welcomed the attendees, and emphasized the importance of promoting extracurricular activities, which is a strategy followed by the university with the aim of refining the student's behavior. She extended thanks to those in charge of the competition and its organization on the university campus.

The visiting delegation included Dr. Mohammad Obeid, Director of the Virtual and Supported Reality Program, Assistant Professor of Exercise Sciences and Fellow of the COIL Collaboration Program Dr. Bobby Hilliard, 360 Film Production Specialist Mr. Willi Graff, VR Development Specialist Mr. Wes Brown, the student Orion Tai, whose Bachelor of Virtual World Design, and the student John Olbrick, whose Bachelor of Virtual World Design.

During the lecture, he examined the role of theory in e-learning at the basic, upper elementary, and secondary school stages). He also introduced students to the history of distance education, showing the responses of academic institutions to the emergency transformation toward e-learning during the Corona pandemic and beyond.