Seamless learning is when a person experiences a continuity of learning across a combination of locations, times, technologies or social settings. Previous work on seamless learning has focused on designing software for mobile devices that allow people to carry their learning with them and to switch quickly from one learning activity to another. Recent studies have also examined how to support learning journeys. These are extended learning projects that can be accessed on multiple devices, flow across boundaries between formal and informal settings, and continue over life transitions such as school to university and workplace.
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That is a good question! I would suggest that it is a matter of emphasis. In blended learning the emphasis is on blending of educational content. In seamless learning the emphasis is on continuity of learning experience over time and space. Together, they offer powerful opportunities for personalised learning.
It’s actually so. Any new information teaches anyway. But is it different from blended learning?