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§ Private Profile · Durham, NC, USA
Advisory Council advising on learning technology strategies, policies, and services for Duke University.
Key people at Duke Learning Innovation Advisory Council.
Based in Durham, North Carolina, the Duke Learning Innovation Advisory Council operates as an internal university committee that advises on learning technology strategies, policies, and support services to enhance educational ecosystems. The council currently consists of approximately 15 appointed representatives who analyze strategic plans, review technology projects, and consult with various management units to ensure highly effective digital infrastructure. It serves faculty, students, staff, and administrative professionals across multiple university divisions, including both the Fuqua School of Business and the Pratt School of Engineering. Key personnel and associated leadership involved in the council's ongoing academic initiatives have included Matthew Rascoff, Vice President Tracy Futhey, and former vice provost Yakut Gazi. The organization was formally established in 2018 by Duke University as part of its broader educational technology and long-term institutional advancement initiatives.
Key people at Duke Learning Innovation Advisory Council.
Duke Learning Innovation (DLI) is Duke University’s central unit that designs, pilots, and supports teaching and learning initiatives, learning technologies, and online and lifelong education programs for Duke faculty, students, and external learners; it is an institutional program and advisory ecosystem within the university rather than a commercial company or investment firm.[5][1]
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