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By eeNews Europe
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In the previous System Check, we asked our community members how they prefer to learn electronics. Let’s take a look at the results.
System Check Results: How community members learn electronics
It seems that written technical content remains the key learning resource for electronics engineers. When asked which resource they use most often to learn a new topic, half of respondents (50%) selected books, magazines, and written articles, far surpassing recorded video tutorials (around 12%), live online sessions (4%), and in-person training sessions (5%). About 30% said their preferred resource depends on the topic. These findings suggest that our community members continue to appreciate detailed, searchable, and reference-oriented content when exploring complex technical subjects.
The data supports this trend while also highlighting the importance of hands-on experiences. If all learning formats were equally accessible, 50% of respondents would still choose books, magazines, and written content as their preferred method for furthering their engineering skills. However, nearly 30% would opt for in-person learning, reflecting the value of networking and direct interaction with experts. Recorded video learning ranked third at about 19%, while live online instruction attracted only a small percentage of respondents. Together, these results suggest that engineers favor learning formats that either provide deep technical depth or offer meaningful hands-on engagement.
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