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What is the term used to describe a system that relies on the use of multiple human communication channels?
What is the term used to describe a system that relies on the use of multiple human communication channels?
- Multi-modality (correct)
- Hypertext
- Agent-based interfaces
- Ubiquitous computing
Which type of interface allows agents to perform repetitive tasks, respond to events in the user's absence, and learn from user actions?
Which type of interface allows agents to perform repetitive tasks, respond to events in the user's absence, and learn from user actions?
- Agent-based interfaces (correct)
- Hypertext
- Ubiquitous computing
- World Wide Web
What is the main attraction of the World Wide Web for users, according to the text?
What is the main attraction of the World Wide Web for users, according to the text?
- Implementing computer-supported cooperative work
- Social interaction and access to interesting content (correct)
- Preserving non-linear browsing structures
- Connecting hardware components
In the context of user interaction, what does ubiquitous computing aim to achieve?
In the context of user interaction, what does ubiquitous computing aim to achieve?
Which term describes systems that allow interaction between humans through computers, with representation of the collective needs in one product?
Which term describes systems that allow interaction between humans through computers, with representation of the collective needs in one product?
What term is used to refer to the preservation of non-linear browsing structures in documentation?
What term is used to refer to the preservation of non-linear browsing structures in documentation?
Which term is closely related to the WIMP style, involving the use of buttons and other WIMP elements?
Which term is closely related to the WIMP style, involving the use of buttons and other WIMP elements?
In a WIMP interface, what are the areas of the screen that behave as independent terminals known as?
In a WIMP interface, what are the areas of the screen that behave as independent terminals known as?
What does the term 'WIMP' stand for in the context of user interfaces?
What does the term 'WIMP' stand for in the context of user interfaces?
What type of picture is used to represent a closed window in a WIMP interface?
What type of picture is used to represent a closed window in a WIMP interface?
Which element of a WIMP interface presents a choice of operations or services that can be performed by the system at a given time?
Which element of a WIMP interface presents a choice of operations or services that can be performed by the system at a given time?
What is the primary use of form-fills and spreadsheets according to the text?
What is the primary use of form-fills and spreadsheets according to the text?
What are the two major phases of Norman’s execution-evaluation cycle?
What are the two major phases of Norman’s execution-evaluation cycle?
Which of the following is a component of the interaction framework?
Which of the following is a component of the interaction framework?
What is one of the main components of Ergonomics when considering interaction?
What is one of the main components of Ergonomics when considering interaction?
How many phases are there under the two major phases of Norman’s cycle?
How many phases are there under the two major phases of Norman’s cycle?
Which of the following is NOT a phase under Norman’s execution-evaluation cycle?
Which of the following is NOT a phase under Norman’s execution-evaluation cycle?
What does the Interaction Framework aim to describe more realistically?
What does the Interaction Framework aim to describe more realistically?
