WU Vienna is happily inviting all interested practitioners, policy makers and scholars to its 2025 Seamless Learning Conference. This year's edition focuses on student experience and learning effectiveness – and their multifaceted relationship with groundbreaking educational technologies, most notably artificial intelligence and extended reality environments. The conference explores how these technologies are reshaping higher education and aims to promote dialogue for more seamless, engaging, and future-oriented teaching and learning.

This year's program offers a selection of breakout sessions and concludes on both days with plenary sessions on future scenarios and results from the FLAIR project on AI skills and policy frameworks across six different European countries.

FLAIR is co-funded by Erasmus+ and stands for Fostering Learners' AI Readiness. The project runs from the beginning of October 2024 to the end of November 2026 and is divided into three major work packages. The goal of the project is supporting teachers in conveying AI literacy as well as developing tools for students to acquire AI skills through self-learning.

Further information can be found on the event website.