Paradigm of Interaction

Question 1

This refers to a particular approach that has been adopted by the community in terms shared assumption, concepts, values and practices

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Paradigm

Question 2

This means one computer could support multiple users

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Time Sharing

Question 3

This were developed for military purposes.

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Video Display Unit

Question 4

It is when the sketchpad is develop

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1962

Question 5

This is the idea of building components of computer that will allow you to rebuild a more complex system

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Bootstrapping

Question 6

This talks about the more difficult to distinguish between personal computer from workstation.

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Personal Computing

Question 7

This is seen as the mediator between the user and the system.

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Interface

Question 8

THis gives instructions to the interface

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The User

Question 9

This is responsible to see that those instructions are carried out

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Interface

Question 10

This is a storage and retrieval apparatus that is used to link different text together.

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HyperText

Question 11

This allow interaction between humans using the computer and so the needs of the users must be represented in the one product

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Computer-Supported Cooperative Work

Question 12

It is the graphic top-layer which is popular for exchanging information in the HTML mark-up notation

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The World-Wide-Web

Question 13

This are software agents perform action for the user, but the no.1 problem is to specify the user’s tasks correctly in clear language.

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Agent-Based Interfaces

Question 14

This talks about the goal to create a computing infrastructure that fills our physical environments so much that we do not notice the computer any longer.

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Ubiquitous Computing

Question 15

It is simply the future idea of the computer adjusting to our won behaviors and performing background using the information gathered from the sensors

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Sensor-based and context-aware Interaction

Question 16

This is Bootstrapping idea builds basic components; small parts create larger tools, complex systems.

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Programming Toolkits

Question 17

These are used to explain new concepts with terms that are already understood. They can be culturally biased and not universally understood

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Metaphor

Question 18

What are the Direct Manipulations in Interface

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1. Objects of interest are visible.
2. Actions at the interface are incremental with rapid feedback.
3. Actions are reversible, encouraging exploration without severe penalties
4. Syntactic correctness of all actions; every user action is a legal operation
5. Complex command languages replaced with direct actions on visible objects.

Question 19

These are systems designed for human-computer interaction, representing user needs within the product.

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Computer-Supported Cooperative Work

Question 20

This demonstrated computers’ ability to create visual models, broadening possibilities

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Sketchpad