dialogic
- adjective
- /daɪəˈlɒdʒɪk/
- Specialized
- Modern chatbots rely on dialogic interactions to provide personalized assistance.
Examples
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The dialogic nature of the app allows for real-time feedback.
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We need to create a more dialogic interface for users.
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The software features a dialogic design that helps users solve problems step by step.
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A dialogic approach in education encourages students to participate in discussions.
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The software features a dialogic design that helps users solve problems step by step.
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Modern chatbots rely on dialogic interactions to provide personalized assistance.
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A dialogic approach in education encourages students to participate in discussions.
Synonyms
Involving conversation where people share and discuss different ideas
Relating to communication and how people or things affect each other
How Interactive
Surface Forms
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.