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Interactive Media

Published on Sep 12, 2024

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INTERACTIVE MEDIA

  • Also called as New or Digital media.
  • Interactive multimedia is also known as hybrid technology.
  • In our technology driven world interactive media surrounds everything we do.
  • The most common interactive multimedia applications include education and training programs, video games, electronic encyclopedias, and travel guides.
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INTERACTIVE MEDIA

  • It is a method of communication in which the program's outputs depend on the user's inputs.
  • User are able to interact with the media and alter the output according to their choice.
  • User's input adds interaction and brings interesting features to the system
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INTERACTIVE MEDIA

  • Social networking websites, such as Facebook, X (formerly Twitter), Instagram, and TikTok, are among the most prominent examples of interactive media today. They use text, graphics, and increasingly video, allowing users to post and share information, to chat with one another, and to play games.
  • Video games are another type of interactive media. Players use controllers to respond to visual and sound cues on the screen, sometimes competing in real time with other players.
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INTERACTIVE MEDIA

  • The apps on mobile devices like smartphones typically have an interactive component, letting you tailor the information you receive based on your location and other variables of your choosing. Rather than simply sign up for a general news feed, you can choose your news according to your interests. *Virtual reality (VR) is another form of interactive media. VR gives users an immersive experience, allowing them to delve into a world with its own digital reality. Mark James Mark James Mugao Examples of Interactive Media: Interactive media refers to various types of media, usually digital, where the user has the ability to influence the experience, such as the content that they receive. *Social networking websites, such as Facebook, X (formerly Twitter), Instagram, and TikTok, are among the most prominent examples of interactive media today. They use text, graphics, and increasingly video, allowing users to post and share information, to chat with one another, and to play games. *Video games are another type of interactive media. Players use controllers to respond to visual and sound cues on the screen, sometimes competing in real time with other players. *Virtual reality (VR) is another form of interactive media. VR gives users an immersive experience, allowing them to delve into a world with its own digital reality.
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Non-Interactive Media

  • User has no control over flow of information and is just an observer.
  • It is passive form of entertainment.
  • It needs longer publishing time. You sent
  • it also called as traditional or old or conventional media.

Non-Interactive Media

  • Exam: Television, Radio, Books, Newspaper, Magazines, Movies, etc.

Elements of Interactive Media

  • Unlike traditional media, interactive media is meant to enhance a user's experience. These are the elements of interactive multimedia:
  • Moving images and graphics Animation Digital Text Video Audio
  • A user can participate by manipulating one or more of these elements during his or her experience, something traditional media does not offer.

What is Haiku Deck?

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HAIKU DECK

  • Haiku Deck is a presentation creation website and app that uses images, text, audio, and video to make impactful presentations with "decks" of slides.
  • On 2013, Kevin Leneway and Adam Tratt discovers the application Haiku Deck.
  • Haiku Deck aims to make it 10x faster and easier for you to create presentations that are 10x more beautiful, memorable, and impactful, even if you don't have technical skills or a background in graphic design.
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Features of Haiku Deck:

  • Slide Design
  • Presentation Tools
  • More creative design
  • Auto Save
  • Charts
  • Template Library
  • File Sharing
  • Messaging

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