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dialogic

dialogic

7.4
Involving a two-way exchange between a person and a computer
  • adjective
  • /daɪəˈlɒdʒɪk/
  • Specialized
translation icon : dialógico
  • Modern chatbots rely on dialogic interactions to provide personalized assistance.

Examples

  • The dialogic nature of the app allows for real-time feedback.

  • We need to create a more dialogic interface for users.

  • The software features a dialogic design that helps users solve problems step by step.

  • A dialogic approach in education encourages students to participate in discussions.

  • The software features a dialogic design that helps users solve problems step by step.

  • Modern chatbots rely on dialogic interactions to provide personalized assistance.

  • A dialogic approach in education encourages students to participate in discussions.

Synonyms

dialogical
vsdialogic
  • Jargon
1 7.5

Involving conversation where people share and discuss different ideas

is focused on back-and-forth exchanges with users and computer systems
interactional
vsdialogic
1 6.7

Relating to communication and how people or things affect each other

is narrower, focusing on back-and-forth exchanges with users and computer systems

How Interactive

interactive
98 4.0
dialogic
  • Specialized
7.4
responsive
  • Texting
4 4.4

Surface Forms

dialogic positive

Morphology

dialogic = dialogue (transparent) = dialog + ic

The sense is an application of 'dialogue' to interactive exchanges (including human–computer interaction) and uses the same productive suffix '-ic'.

Etymology

Dialogic comes from the same root as dialogue, with Greek dia- meaning 'between' and logos meaning 'speech'. So a dialogic system, like a chat with a computer, works by a back-and-forth exchange and feels like a conversation.