(Webinar) Responsible AI in Practice: Practical Tips for Supporting Authentic Learning
Responsible AI in Practice: Practical Tips for Supporting Authentic Learning
By midterm, you've seen how students are actually using AI: what's working, and what may need clarifying or rethinking.
Join the Turnitin Educator Network (TEN) for a candid #AskTurnitin conversation with three higher education faculty. We'll talk about what responsible AI use looks like in practice and how they keep student thinking at the center of learning.
In this webinar, you'll learn how to:
- Define responsible AI use in ways students can understand and apply.
- Keep student thinking, not just AI use, at the center of the conversation.
- Make the writing process more visible, including with Turnitin Clarity.
- Choose one practical step to try with your students before the term ends.
Bring your questions for the live Q&A, and leave with practical Turnitin resources.
Meet the Speakers
Graceful Beam, MAOM |
Director of Online Learning and Development, Georgia Northwestern Technical College
Jeff Newberry, PhD |
Professor of English and Poet in Residence at Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College, Georgia, USA
Dr. Aaron Carver |
Associate Dean of Quality Course Design and Delivery and Professor of Justice Studies, University of Mount Olive, North Carolina, USA
Monica Hill |
Strategic Educator Program Manager, Turnitin
Date: Wednesday, 28 October 2026
Time: 8:00 am Pacific Time | 11:00 am Eastern Time
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Get to know our speakers!
Graceful Beam, MAOM |
Director of Online Learning and Development, Georgia Northwestern Technical College
Graceful Beam is Director of Online Learning and Development at Georgia Northwestern Technical College. She came to the role through IT leadership, systems implementation, corporate training, and fifteen years of college teaching. At GNTC, she leads faculty and staff development and heads the college's work on AI in education. Her approach: don't ban it, design for it.
Jeff Newberry, PhD |
Professor of English and Poet in Residence at Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College, Georgia, USA
Jeff Newberry has taught college writing for over two decades. An essayist, novelist, and poet, he is the author, most recently, of How to Talk About the Dead (Redhawk Publications). The president of the Southeastern Writers Association, he serves as the faculty advisor for The Stallion, the student newspaper at Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College in Tifton, Georgia, where he is the committee chair for the Institutional Artificial Intelligence Oversight Committee.
Dr. Aaron Carver |
Associate Dean of Quality Course Design and Delivery and Professor of Justice Studies, University of Mount Olive, North Carolina, USA
Dr. Aaron M. Carver serves as Associate Dean of Quality Course Design and Delivery and Professor of Justice Studies at the University of Mount Olive. His work focuses on student-centered course design, faculty development, and assessment practices that support student success. Through the University's Teaching Excellence Center, he helps faculty navigate artificial intelligence with discernment, emphasizing academic integrity, authentic learning, and respect for academic freedom.
Monica Hill |
Strategic Educator Program Manager, Turnitin
Monica has a diverse professional background in higher education, instructional design, and client success. Her career includes serving as an associate professor at Montgomery College and leading online learning initiatives at the Community College of Baltimore County. She has also worked as an instructional designer at Johns Hopkins University and Laureate Education. More recently, Monica has specialized in client success, leading professional teams at Blackboard and McGraw Hill. Currently, Monica is excited to be the Strategic Educator Program Manager at Turnitin.
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