11EC-1.Interactive Media

What is the primary purpose of interactive media?

• To entertain

• To inform

• To persuade

• All of the above

1.____________ media systems rely on user input and engagement to function effectively.

Ø  Effective interactive media systems are designed with the user ​ (a)   (UX) in mind.

Ø  This involves understanding user ​ (b)   , preferences, behaviours, and expectations to create interfaces and interactions that are ​ (c)   efficient, and enjoyable.

Ø  UX design principles, such as a​ (d)   , usability and user satisfaction, are applied throughout the development process to ensure that the system meets ​ (e)   needs effectively.

• experience
• needs
• intuitive
• accessability
• user

What is an ethical issue?

• Issues bound by a law with consequences for those who do not comply.

• Issues related to the morals and values of a community.

• Issues that relate to how people interact with one another.

• Issues that relate to workplaces and their treatment of workers.

Ø Interactive media systems provide opportunities for users to ​ ​ (a)   with the content or application and provide ​ (b)   through their actions, preferences, and ​ (c)  

Ø  This feedback loop is ​ (d)   for UX optimisation, as it allows designers and developers to gather insights into how users engage with the system and identify areas for ​ (e)   .

• feedback
• responses
• essential
• interact
• improvement

Systems prioritising user access for users with visual impairments are considering which of the following?

• Inclusivity

• Security

• Respect

• Legislation

Video games are a prime example of ​ (a)   , where players actively engage with ​ (b)   through gameplay mechanics, narrative choices, and ​ (c)   elements. Players have ​ (d)   (agency) within the game world, making decisions that impact the outcome and progress of the game. This is an example of ​ (e)   gaming

• interactive media
• content
• interactive
• control
• sandbox

Video games are a prime example of ​ (a)   , where players actively engage with ​ (b)   through gameplay mechanics, narrative choices, and ​ (c)   elements. Players have ​ (d)   (agency) within the game world, making decisions that impact the outcome and progress of the game. This is an example of ​ (e)   gaming

• interactive media
• content
• interactive
• control
• sandbox

Failure to credit the individual or enterprise that owns data relates to which of the following legal issues?

• Virtual communities

• Copyright

• Access to Information

• Digital Identities

1.Websites and web applications are another category of ​ (a)   media, providing users with ​ (b)   content and interactive features.

2.Users can​ (c)   through web pages, interact with multimedia content, input data through forms, and engage in ​ (d)   transactions.

• interactive
• dynamic
• navigate
• online