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Flipped classroom is when the delivery of the lecture happens online, and the homework/group. Students can learn the lesson at home, and come to class to practice what they learned.. Seamless is an integration of technology and learning.Its also a connection between the formal and informal.
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Flipped classes have students learn what they would typically learn at school, at home and be more independently on the students part. They receive the lessons and work on their own time. A seamless classroom uses technology in the flipped chapter approach. They are able to communicate with others through the internet, use multiple devices, while learning at home or outside a traditional school setting.
-Alexis

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The flipped classroom switches instructional time with at home practicing time where students practice in the classroom and learn at home. Whereas, seamless flipped integrates communication through technology into the flipped classroom approach.  It is supposed to help student learn seemingly across contexts. The technology is much more present and used in a seamless classroom.

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A flipped classroom moves learning content originally taught by teachers in direct instruction to having students independently learn content before coming to class. This is often accomplished by watching a lecture at home or a module.

Seamless flipped learning is accomplished by integrating more technology such as mobile, wireless communication into a flipped classroom approach where the learning now becomes seamlessly across contexts.
-Allison

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Flipped Classroom vs Seamless Classrooms

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Flipped Classroom vs Seamless Classrooms

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A seamless flipped classroom: students can view lectures at home or after school. Desks are spread out and students may be facing each other. Teacher speaks with the students and engages discussion. A traditional flipped classroom: teacher speaks at students, must take notes during class and complete homework after class. Students sit in rows facing the blackboard. JS

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A flipped learning classroom is where students are given access to the lectures and lessons at home and come to class the next day to work on activities and answer questions in the classroom.

A seamless flipped classroom is the use of mobile and wireless technology for "seamless connection between formal and
informal learning’’ (Wong et al. 2010), which emphasizes the need to design both
in-school and out-of-school activities and encourage students to apply what they
have learned in school to their daily-life problems as well as raise questions in class
based on their daily-life experiences" (Hwang, Lai & Wang, 2015).

- Brooklyn

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Students prepare for the lesson by gaining background knowledge on the topics prior to coming into class and class time can be used for discussion

Seamless flipped learning refers to learning via technology
Brett

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Traditional Flipped Learning vs Seamless Flipped Learning

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Traditional Flipped Learning vs Seamless Flipped Learning

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Where as traditional is where lecture and topic review are covered by students prior to class on their own time and location.  Classrooms time is focused on activities and workshops that support the material reviewed.  Seamless involves the use of mobile and wireless communication technologies to seamlessly connect the the at-home learning & in-class activities.
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The flipped classroom is when the

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Seamless flipped learning: Classroom learning by mobile technology at any time
Flipped classroom: learning is done at home and talked about in class

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Allows for students do do learning on their own in or outside of class and then have the teacher reiterate and clarify any confusing aspects

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Flipped Classroom vs Seamless Flipped Classroom

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Flipped Classroom vs Seamless Flipped Classroom

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A flipped classroom is the concept of moving the delivery aspect of the classroom to outside the class, and then in turn moving the homework/activities related to the lesson to inside the classroom. Teachers then become the 'guide on the side', rather than a 'sage on the stage'. The seamless flipped model then refers to the concept of the continuity of learning, being that you are continuously learning across a combo of locations, times, technologies or social settings. It can be described as a more mobile technology flipped classroom.

Allison S.

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Where students learn the required material at home independently and come to the class with questions so that they can clarify any information they have read.

Seamless flipped uses mobile technology with effective learning strategies so that the learning is always happening

Colin

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In a traditional model of classroom instruction, the teacher is the focus of a lesson whereas in a flipped classroom, the instructional strategy is a type of blended learning where the primary focus is not just the teacher rather it is also the student. With seamless flipped model, learning is done through mobile technology.
-Sagitha

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flipped classroom, traditional teaching method delivering instructions online.( independent learning can take place)  Discussions can take place online. Teacher acts as a guide.

Seamless flipped learning a mobile technology-enhanced flipped classroom with effective learning strategies using more technology. More students control via technology

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A flipped classroom is one where students gain background knowledge on a topic at home, and come to class ready to discuss/do an activity. Teachers take advantage of technology when using this method so students can learn without time/space limits. This is opposite to the traditional where students come to class to learn everything and perhaps do a short activity in class and at home.
Jessica Siewdass

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a flipped classroom: learning done independently at home and then apply it in the classroom.
seamless flipped: learning through technology and other devices to enable students to learn seamlessly.

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- Switch in-class instruction time with at-home practicing time.
-teacher guides student to think and discuss, and give professional feedback and advice.
Seamless flipped learning:
-integrating features of mobile and wireless communication technologies into the flipped classroom model to help researchers and teachers understand the effectiveness of flipped learning activities

-Sanjika

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Is an instructional approach that combines at-home learning with in-class instruction. Class time is primarily devoted to hands-on learning activities, while instruction is provided at home. Seamless flipped learning is different in that it incorporates a mobile technology component. The wireless technology allows for seamless learning across the school and at-home environment.

-David Lileikis

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seamless learning: the use of technology, devices and wireless networks, to enable students to learn continuously. For example, Students learning on mobile devices.
Flipped traditional: students complete the readings/learning at home before class. The Teacher's role is to guide students to think and discuss, provide feedback and advice.
-Melissa Gatto

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flipped classroom is where learning is done independently at home and the applications is done at school. seamless flipped uses technology, to have students learn continuously using their mobile device. the content happens at home and collaboration happens at school. this helps instructors tailor the information for their students
Lexy Shaw

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A flipped classroom refers to the approach whereby learning is done independently and the application of the learning is done in class. As explained in the article, a seamless flipped classroom relies on the use of technology specifically the use of mobile and wireless communication technologies.
By utilizing mobile and wireless devices, the flipped classroom approach is considered seamless as learning can take place across contexts.
-Kelly Bradley

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Technology allows for information to be easily given to the students ahead of class time so that it can be reviewed and discussed more in depth than if it were presented for the first time in class.
In a seamless flipped classroom, technology is used in order to allow students to learn on their mobile devices at any time in any place.
-Chris

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This technology allows students to learn the content outside of the classroom, so when they re enter the class time with the teacher/facilitator they are able to participate in engaging activities and the teacher can help answer any questions they might have.

A seamless flipped classroom involves using mobile and wireless communication technologies. Seamless learning is "when a person experiences continuity of learning, and consciously bridges the multifaceted learning efforts, across a combination of locations, times, technologies or social settings." Therefore a seamless flipped learning classroom uses mobile technology to enhance the flipped classroom with effective learning strategies
- Lindsey Palmer