Additionally, location-based learning approaches emphasize learners’ interactions with the physical environment. As mentioned
previously, the implementation of the location-based approaches and mobile technologies in AR could bridge the gap between formal and
informal learning and afford ubiquitous, collaborative and situated learning (Table 1). The alignment of location-based instructional
approaches with the affordances of AR could result in a reconceptualization of contextualization that has been defined as “utilization of
particular situations or events that occur outside of class or are of particular interest to students” (Rivet & Krajcik, 2008, p. 80). Because the
combination of location-based learning and AR technologies blurs the boundaries between inside and outside of the classroom and between
formal and informal learning settings, where a context is and what it means by contextualization may be re-defined.