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==Welcome to Engineer-it==
==Welcome to Engineer-it==
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'''Note:'''  This resource is under development (May 2021).  It has not yet been launched.  Please do not make a link to it from another website.     
The ''Engineer-it'' resource, for learners of all ages, provides information about how to 'engineer' successful outcomes particularly in situations of complex uncertanty.  'Engineering' is viewed as an overarching strategy widely used beyond engineering.      
 
The ''Engineer-it'' resource, for learners of all ages, provides information about how to 'engineer' successful outcomes particularly in situations of complex uncertanty.  'Engineering' is viewed as an overarching strategy widely used beyond engineering.  


The resource was established in 2021 by the Institution of Engineers in Scotland ([http://www.engineers.scot/ IES]).   
The resource was established in 2021 by the Institution of Engineers in Scotland ([http://www.engineers.scot/ IES]).   
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===Structure of the resource===
===Structure of the resource===
The resource is divided into 'modules'.  
The resource is divided into 'modules'.  
The [[Strategies for engineered outcomes|Strategies Module]] outlines a conceptual framework that can be used in a wide range of situations, not only in engineering. The other chapters give instances of the use of the framework in specific contexts.


There is no fixed process for 'engineering' a  problem but there is a range of strategies that are adopted by people to achieve success in situations of complex uncertainty. For example, those who seek to address the complex problems of the modern world - sustainability, inequality, energy, climate change, waste, etc. - must use these strategies where they are appropriate.  All who have, or aspire to have, a responsible role in society should discipline their minds to use them.
There is no fixed process for 'engineering' a  problem but there is a range of strategies that are adopted by people to achieve success in situations of complex uncertainty. For example, those who seek to address the complex problems of the modern world - sustainability, inequality, energy, climate change, waste, etc. - must use these strategies where they are appropriate.  All who have, or aspire to have, a responsible role in society should discipline their minds to use them.
The [[Strategies for engineered outcomes|Strategies Module]] outlines a conceptual framework that can be used in a wide range of situations, not only in engineering. The other chapters give instances of the use of the framework in specific contexts.


===Approaches to learning===
===Approaches to learning===