Reading and Language Arts
Pawley Hall, Room 490A
456 Pioneer Drive
Rochester,
MI
48309-4482
(location map)
(248) 370-3054
Ledong Li, Ph.D.
Research interests
The two major areas of my current research are educational technology (e-learn and digital literacy theories and practice in K-12 classrooms) and global literacy (focusing on literacy education issues both in the US and in China). As the coordinator of China programs at the School of Education and Human Services, I have supervised numerous international projects and programs in the areas of ESL teacher training, joint Master’s Degree of Arts in Teaching Reading and Language Arts, and K-12 school teachers and students international-cultural exchange.
- Digital Literacy in the 21st Century
- Educational Technology: Theory and Practice
- International Literacy Learning Community
- K-12 Cross-Cultural Teaching and Learning
- ESL Teaching and Learning
Past research activities/experience
- Theory in Reading Processes
- Phonological Processing of Reading in Chinese and English
- Digital Storytelling
- Stance and Navigation in Expository Hypertext
- Teaching English as a Second or Foreign Language
- Translation: Chinese and English
Current research activities
Publishing a book of methods in teaching reading and language arts (in Chinese) based on recent research done in the US and China
Research goals/plans for future projects
- Carrying out research in e-learn at K-12 levels
- Publishing a book on theory and practice in teaching digital literacy in the 21st century
Workshops, In-Service Institutes, and Community Events
- Summer English Language Institute in Guizhou, China
- Cross-cultural perspectives and awareness
- Digital literacy workshops
- Learning tools in the 21st century
- 21st century learners and learning communities
- Technology committees
Contact
l1li@oakland.edu
(248) 370-4373
Vita available upon request.