Students identify navigating ethical and legal dimensions of GenAI as a third priority area for curriculum development¶
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q2 i? Students named navigating ethical and legal dimensions of GenAI as the third of three priority areas for development. → Rook 2026
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Rook 2026¶
Rook, L., & Plumb, M. (2026). Integrating Generative Artificial Intelligence into University Curricula: Student Insights. Journal of University Teaching and Learning Practice, 23(2). https://doi.org/10.53761/jjzzd330
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The thematic analysis of 166 capstone business students' qualitative responses listed "navigating ethical and legal dimensions of GenAI" as the third priority area students identified for curriculum development. No effect size is reported.
"students identifying three priority areas for development: (1) understanding and optimising GenAI functionality; (2) exploring GenAI applications across contexts; (3) navigating ethical and legal dimensions of GenAI"
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Related Claims¶
- Students identify exploring GenAI applications across contexts as a second priority area for curriculum development — related
- Students identify understanding and optimising GenAI functionality as a first priority area for curriculum development — related
- Students' key areas of interest in GenAI are real-world business applications, ethical considerations, and future technological advancements — related
- Students view GenAI use on a spectrum from unethical to ethical, with a vast middle grey area of uses such as paraphrasing AI-generated text or generating ideas — related
- Undergraduate business students strongly support integrating GenAI knowledge and application into higher education curricula — a broader claim this one bears on
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Students identify navigating ethical and legal dimensions of GenAI as a third priority area for curriculum development |
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Students identify navigating ethical and legal dimensions of GenAI as a third priority area for curriculum development |
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