Founder & Owner

Dr. Renée Jordan is a lifelong learner, educator, and advocate dedicated to advancing digital literacy, AI learning, and career empowerment—with cultural relevance at the core. She combines over 18 years of experience in teaching, instructional design, and grant administration to help individuals, institutions, and communities thrive in a rapidly changing digital world.

Renée holds a Ph.D. in Instructional Technology with a concentration in Instructional Design from Georgia State University, a Master of Public Policy (Social Policy–Education Policy) from the Andrew Young School of Policy Studies at GSU, a Master of Education (Secondary Education–Curriculum Specialist) from Bowie State University, and a Bachelor of Arts in Biology from Hood College. She maintains active state teaching certifications in Maryland and Georgia to stay connected to the realities of today’s educators and learners.
Through Jordan Nuance LLC, Dr. Jordan provides:
  • Academic and career coaching from Grades 6–PhD.
  • Customized AI & digital literacy and prompt engineering workshops.
  • Culturally relevant, bilingual Open Educational Resources through Black-Liberation.Tech.

​Her mission is simple yet powerful: to ensure that Latinas, Afro-Latinas, and Black women and girls see themselves in the technology landscape, gain the tools to succeed, and feel empowered to lead.
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Image of Dr. Renee Jordan during a summer program introduction.

Ami GPT

Ami is an instructional technologist GPT who serves as a prompt engineering coaching co-pilot to educators and professionals in schools, libraries, nonprofits and organizations.

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Janiyah GPT

Janiyah is an instructional technologist GPT that serves as a prompt engineering, academic & career coaching co-pilot to learners and professionals in the Black-Liberation.Tech ecosystem.

To chat with Janiyah, you’ll need at least a free OpenAI account. Once you’re signed in, click here to open Janiyah in a new window and start exploring together.

Dissertation Work
In April 2023, Dr. Jordan received the Outstanding Dissertation in Learning Technologies Award from the Department of Learning Sciences, College of Education & Human Development at GSU. The title of her dissertation was Digital Tales from the Cutting-Room Floor: Learning How to Design Instruction from Latinas, Afro-Latinas, and Black Women in Tech. As an outcome of her dissertation work and product of Jordan Nuance LLC, Dr. Jordan launched Black-Liberation.Tech, an Open Educational Resource (OER). This platform uses stories to teach girls and women about digital literacies, technology skills, and career pathways while offering academic, career, and prompt engineering coaching.

Our Mission

Jordan Nuance LLC’s mission is to empower Latinas, Afro-Latinas, and Black women and girls to see themselves fully represented in the technology landscape, to gain the tools they need for success, and to confidently lead their own academic and career journeys.

We pursue this mission by partnering with individuals, schools, libraries, and organizations to expand access to knowledge, skills, and opportunities. Our work is designed to remove barriers—whether resource constraints, time limitations, or complex challenges—and to ensure that every learner feels supported and capable of navigating their journeys.
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At the heart of our mission is the drive to democratize access to technology and foster spaces where learning is collaborative, culturally relevant, and community-centered. In doing so, we empower Latinas, Afro-Latinas, and Black women and girls not only to thrive in the digital world but also to shape it with their voices, talents, and leadership.

Our Philosophy

At Jordan Nuance LLC, our philosophy is rooted in empowerment—of individuals and communities. We are especially committed to Latinas, Afro-Latinas, and Black women and girls, advancing digital literacy, AI learning, and career growth with cultural relevance and equity at the center of every interaction.

We believe that true learning is not a one-way transaction but a shared journey. Our approach fosters spaces where participants see themselves represented in technology, gain essential skills, and grow in confidence to lead their academic and career paths. Through bilingual, community-centered, and practical resources, we nurture a sense of belonging and co-create knowledge that reflects lived realities.
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Central to our vision is the idea of “AI as an assistant” or “personal tutor”—a supportive guide that helps learners ask sharper questions, ease cognitive load, and deepen their understanding. In this way, AI becomes a tool for collaboration, enabling each person to navigate their unique academic and professional journey with clarity, courage, and community support.

More about Renée...on a personal note.
Renée is from Largo, a suburban town of Washington, DC, located in Prince George's County, Maryland. Her family includes her Dad, one sister, six brothers, many in-laws, and far more nieces than nephews. Her mom passed away in September of 2015.
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Image of Dr. Renée Jordan waiting to sing at the 2011 Verizon Wireless How Sweet the Sound Washington, DC regional contest.
Renée sang in the choirs of Refreshing Spring Church of God in Christ in Riverdale, Maryland for 25 years before moving to Atlanta, Georgia.