interactivity
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- noun
- /ˌɪntərˈæktɪvɪti/
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interactividad
- The challenge that many instructors face is how to balance the presentation of content with interactivity.
- high interactivity
- level of interactivity
- online interactivity
It's the it's the interactivity with the world.
- It's the it's the interactivity with the world.
- Get hands on images on like how to have this interactivity of between computer and the users.
- But you also mention other possibilities like sound, interactivity, link hyperlinks.
- I think we got really teed up with the talks this morning, Multi platformism, a call to action from Gabe and JJ to make interactivity work.
- And I think that using interactivity, freedom and movements to emphasize the emotion really worked out and paid off at the very end level.
Examples
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Virtually all of them offer some level of interactivity, and a growing number are web-based or network-connected.
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In moving North Country to the digital realm, interactivity was my first concern.
Academic text (1999) -
Do you have any comments on interactivity in library systems?
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The key question here, one that makes interactivity crucial, is how we can change and be changed by narratives.
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For a large portion of the website's audience, interactivity is the key to grasping these concepts.
Academic text (2006) -
The self-pacing and interactivity features of the medium make it especially beneficial to learners.
Academic text (1992) -
Responses to what made the lessons successful most frequently mentioned engagement, enjoyment, and interactivity.
Academic text (2015) -
Finally, the discussions clearly supplied the human interactivity (student-instructor and student-student) missing from the self-instructional case study.
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The website's design focuses on user interactivity, enabling visitors to engage directly with the content.
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In modern video games, interactivity allows players to influence the storyline and outcomes in real time.
How Interactive
Surface Forms
Morphology
interactivity = interactive (transparent) = interact + ity
Formed by adding the nominalizing suffix '-ity' to 'interactive', yielding the quality of being interactive.
Etymology
The word interactivity comes from the parts inter- meaning 'between', active meaning 'doing', and -ity meaning 'state'. So, interactivity is the 'state of doing between' people or devices, in other words how well they can respond to or talk with each other.