Educational Technology Analyst III

Started as the educational technology specialist in the Center for Teaching and Learning in Fall 2019, Luisa Li is responsible for leading efforts to assist faculty to explore and adapt learning innovation, implementing educational technologies effectively in various teaching and learning environments, and contributing in a significant way to the development and delivery of high-quality learning experiences at DKU.

Connect with Luisa

Email: fan.li355@dukekunshan.edu.cn 

Background

Luisa is an avid advocate of digital transformation and evidence-based teaching in higher education. With 25 years of working experiences in both Chinese and US universities, she has spearheaded various collaborative projects on using innovative educational technologies in different learning environments and endeavors to support faculty development in the areas of digital literacy, alternative assessments, course design and production, and open pedagogy. She has BA in English Education and MA in English Language and Culture from Nanjing Normal University, and MA in Instructional Design and Technology from Virginia Tech.

Certificates

  • U-M-PKU Institute for Innovative & Excellent Teaching: Generative AI, 2024

  • Coursera Specialization Certificate: Generative AI for Educators and Teachers, 2024

  • QUALITY MATTERS© Peer Reviewer, 2012 

Awards

  • 江苏省高等学校教育信息化研究会2024年教育信息化优秀个人案例, Nov. 2024

  • Apereo Teaching and Learning Awards winner, Open Apereo Foundation, June 2020

  • 2018 Apereo Fellow, Open Apereo Foundation, April 2018

  • Teaching with Sakai Innovation Award winner, Open Apereo Foundation, June 2014

  • Excellent Teaching Prize, Foreign Language Department, Southeast University, August 2002

  • Winner of the 8th Southeast University Young Teacher Teaching Contest, Southeast University, September 2001

Selected Conference Presentations

  • Seventh JVU IT Symposium and Conference, Dec. 2024
    Presentation: Innovative Collaborations and Practices to Leverage AI’s Growing Impact on Higher Education
    Co-Presenters: Haiyan Zhou and Fan Li
  • Sixth JVU IT Symposium and Conference, Nov. 2023
    Presentation: 昆山杜克大学信息化教学生态系统建设探讨
  • POD Network Annual Conference, Nov. 2023
    Presentation: CTL Strategic Planning and Development in a Growing Global University
    Co-Presenters: Haiyan Zhou and Fan Li
  • International Conference on Future Language Learning (ICFULL), May 2023
    Presentation: Constructing Effective and Efficient Feedback on Essay Writing Assignments with Turnitin Feedback Studio
    Co-Presenter: Xiaofei Pan and Fan Li
  • Chinese Higher Education Development Network (CHED), Oct. 2021
    Roundtable: Support Model of Faculty Digital Teaching Capacity and Digital Literacy Development
  • Open Apereo, June 2020
    Presentation: Global Learning Experience at Duke Kunshan University
    Presentation: ATLAS Winner: China in the World, A Common Core Course to Build a Global Community
    Co-Presenters: James Miller, Qian Zhu, Ben Van Overmeire, Zach Fredman, Kolleen Guy, Bryce Beemer
  • EDUCAUSE ELI 2018, January 2018
    Presentation: Collaborating to Cultivate the NGDLE: Stories from Apereo
    Co-Presenters: Laura Gekeler, Katrina Wehr, Linda Feng, Karen Dolan, Luisa Li, and Jill Fresen

Publications

  • Fitzgerald, N. & Li, F. (2015). Using presentation software to flip an undergraduate analytical chemistry course. Journal of chemical education, 92(9).

  • Johnson, A. & Li, F. (2012). Faculty Development Training for EFL Teachers from Developing Countries: A VTLCI Model. In P. Resta (Ed.), Proceedings of Society for Information Technology & Teacher Education International Conference 2012 (pp. 3227-3232). Chesapeake, VA: Association for the Advancement of Computing in Education (AACE).

  • Li, F. & Little, J. (2006). Metacognitive Learning of Pre-service Teachers Through Electronic Portfolio Development. In C. Crawford, R. Carlsen, K. McFerrin, J. Price, R. Weber & D. Willis (Eds.), Proceedings of Society for Information Technology & Teacher Education International Conference 2006 (pp. 3495-3500). Chesapeake, VA: Association for the Advancement of Computing in Education (AACE).