Learning Engineering / Method
Learning engineering process
Definition
An iterative, concurrent process for addressing learning challenges by framing the context and stakeholders, creating and instrumenting a solution, implementing it in authentic settings, investigating outcomes with data, and refining the work continuously.
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It organizes learning engineering as an evidence-producing cycle rather than a one-way sequence, so design, implementation, and investigation can inform one another throughout the work.
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Sources and evidence
- IEEE ICICLE — Learning Engineering Process (direct)
- Learning Engineering Design Decision Tracking — Introduction; iterative LE cycles; TechTrends p. 817; PDF p. 2 (supporting)