Dr. Jeanne Beatrix Law
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Dr. Jeanne Beatrix Law
Jeanne Law is a writing professor focusing on genAI use cases. Her work has global reach with applications of her Rhetorical Prompting Framework. She leads ethical genAI workshops for diverse audiences and has authored eight Coursera courses.
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You Can't Decharter a Culture of Justice
OER Is More Than Affordable: AAC&U Makes the Case for a 12th High-Impact Practice
Generative AI Isn’t Replacing Student Writing. It’s Revealing the Process
Opinion: The Humanities Needs a Better Name for Artificial Intelligence
Writing Programs at the Crossroads
When AI Becomes a Writing Scaffold
On International Women’s Day, I’m Thinking of Roslyn Pope
No Robots in the Gradebook: A Neurodivergent Professor’s Case Against AI Grading
Designing for Student Mental Health: Three Moves I’m Making Now
Academic Integrity in the Age of AI: Credit, Genealogy, and Openness
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