“…While learning engineering was first proposed in 1967 as a method for improving the basic efficiency for learning organizations (Simon, 1967), the professional practice of the area has just started forming (Goodell & Craig, 2022) and basic principles of the area are summarized in a book covering the discipline, Learning Engineering Toolkit (Goodell & Kolodner, 2023). The emerging area uses skills from multiple disciples to tackle educational issues (e.g., scaling-up online learning) that are too large or complicated to be solved by one skillset (Kessler et al 2023). As shown in Figure 1, this new area encompasses systems engineering (Barr et al 2023), learning sciences, cognitive sciences, design sciences (Roscoe et al, 2018; Thai et al, 2023) as well as both data science (Barrett et al, 2023) and evaluation (Czerwinski et al, 2023).…”