skr1pt delivered its Applied AI Enablement session at Army Public School DHA Phase II in Islamabad on August 22, bringing together educators for a structured and practical engagement around artificial intelligence and its role in education. The session forms part of skr1pt’s broader effort to build AI capability by enabling people to engage with the technology in meaningful, practical ways rather than through purely theoretical exposure.
The session was led by skr1pt CEO Shahab Shoaib, alongside AI Enablers Adila Khalid and Shahzaib Hussain, who joined the engagement to guide discussion and hands-on learning. Umer Azeem, Rafay Rauf and Muhammad Ali Rehman supported the session as facilitators, helping create an environment for meaningful discussion, questions and exchange of ideas among the participating educators.
According to skr1pt, the session filled the room with questions, ideas and real conversations about how to build the confidence and capability needed to work with AI responsibly, an approach the company describes as central to its applied AI enablement model. The engagement was framed as more than a standard training session, positioned instead as a step in taking AI enablement from concept to practice within a real institution and with real educators.
For skr1pt, the session marks part of its broader effort to expand practical AI capability building across Pakistani institutions, extending beyond general awareness sessions toward grounded, hands-on engagement with people already working within education systems. The company said it is looking forward to taking further steps toward contributing to a more AI ready Pakistan, continuing its focus on applied, institution based AI training rather than standalone conceptual workshops.
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