Breakthrough Leadership in the Digital Age: Using Learning Science to Reboot Schooling
Leadership-focused bridge text arguing that technology adoption should be driven by learning science rather than device-first strategy.
Defense/national security; healthcare; emergency response; aviation; nuclear. Stakes of performance gaps. Human error.
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Builds on: Human Systems Integration
Leadership-focused bridge text arguing that technology adoption should be driven by learning science rather than device-first strategy.
Short military-facing overview connecting LE concepts to mission-critical workforce training and high-consequence performance contexts.
Case study showing how LE team practices are applied in medical and healthcare education, where performance stakes are high.
An Invitation of Learning Engineering held on February 25, 2026, explored how learning engineering is adapted globally in a local context. Hosted by the Globalisation Special Interest Group, Carolina Ali Fojaco, Chief Learning Officer at Project Alianza, provided a deep dive on how they used learning engineering to iterate and scale AnGo, an offline, AI-assisted literacy app to help children in Central America build foundational reading skills.
The IEEE ICICLE Government and Military Market Interest Group (MIG) led by MIG co-chairs, Eric Ultes and Jason Virtue, held on July 18th, 2025, explored how learning engineering can address learning transfer challenges in mission-critical settings and support evidence-informed training, innovation, and performance through a case study featuring Kevin Owens from the Applied Research Laboratories at the University of Texas, a U.S. Department of Defense University Affiliated Research Center (UARC).