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Lynn Ling Li
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ORGANIZATIONZhejiang Normal University
PROFESSIONVice Dean/Associate Professor
COUNTRYChina
WEBSITEhttp://Lynn Ling Li

Ling Li, Associate Professor and Vice Dean at the College of Foreign Languages, Zhejiang Normal University, Postdoctoral Fellow in Education, and PhD Supervisor. She is the Head of the Research Studio of Digital Intelligence and Humanities, a Communication Review Expert for the Ministry of Education Thesis Sampling Inspection, a Board Member of the Digital Curriculum Resources Research Branch of the China Association of Higher Education and a Board Member of PacCALL, and a Committee Member of the International AIED, GCCCE, ICFULL Conference.
She has led multiple research projects, including the China Postdoctoral Science Foundation and the Ministry of Education's Humanities and Social Sciences Foundation. Her research has been published in top international SSCI journals such as the Journal of Computer Assisted Learning, Education and Information Technologies, Thinking Skills and Creativity, with over ten published papers. She has also published a book funded jointly by Science Press and Springer.

RESEARCH INTERESTS
research interests: foreign language education, with a focus on technology-assisted foreign language teaching and digital education., academic & professional affiliations: reviewer for multiple international conferences (gccce, aied, icfull) and ssci journals.
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