Interactivity Essays

New Media Interactive Art Project Research: I’ve been very interested in wall and floor interactive installations, as to how one can interact through projections and how our body movements can do something very interesting. One such interesting installation was from 1999, title the “Text Rain” by Romy Achituv & Camille Utterback. This interactive installation was about falling letters on the projection on the wall to something quite magical. It allowed the audience to practically lift and play with

the game. During the game, the player’s interactions with the characters is the most important, you are responsible for choosing what to say in the conversation. The pure interactivity between the main character, other characters or zombies, and in-game objects is the basic themes that are use in “The Walking Dead.” Interactivity in The Walking Dead are the conversations with each character, which is the main feature of the game

Report Why do those social medias make young people lonely? What issues surround network interactivity concerning negative mood? SUN Yixin (Amy) English as a Second Language Studies SACE Registration Number Word count-1500 Abstract This report is going to analysis what concerns young people’s lonely when they use social medias such as Facebook and Instagram, the advantage and disadvantage of using social medias. According to the lecture, research of the University surveys and sample

In a “looser” version “playing a game is the voluntary attempt to overcome unnecessary obstacles” (Suits, 2015:55).Many game designers have taken this definition as a frame (e.g. McGonigal) and others have expanded on it (e.g. Salen, 2012).As philosopher Suits (2014) posits in his seminal book “The grasshopper”, any well-designed game is an invitation to a challenge, an invitation to deal with an unnecessary obstacle. But why would anyone want to undertake an unnecessary obstacle? Would it make sense

In recent years, Target has taken a hit in sales and market share. There are many reasons for this as there always are in the business of retail. With the growth of online retail sites, like Amazon, Target has often found itself having to reanalyze its brand image and redefine how it fits into the emerging market players. According to Safdar, Target’s primary goal is to increase foot traffic back into the stores (2017). Since this is such a big deal to Target, a mix of traditional advertising and

Target is ubiquitous as it accessible through mobile devices, desktops, laptops, tablets, etc. Ubiquity is essential in today’s day and age in which m-commerce is increasing in popularity. Such popularity is due in part to the fact that ubiquity reduces transaction costs for the consumer- the costs of participating in a market (Laudon & Laudon, n.d.). Ultimately, Target is successful in providing uninterrupted wireless access to its site. E-commerce technology permits commercial transactions to

to the company site and spread the word – a form of Un-pressured advertising. Twitter A success story which retailers can learn from using Twitter is that of Coke’s share a Coke Campaign which integrates personalization, a call to action and interactivity all in one. Recently Coke has implemented ads by using Twitter's Tailored Audiences platform in an innovative way to create this targeted style of advertising. Key learnings and Recommendations • Audiences get behind and participate while creating

2.1 Introduction This chapter we provides the literature review that related about the project development and to more specify about the project that have been done. The system that will create about the booking online of the car rental. The system have to actor that will use the system, there are the customer and the admin. This system will help to improve the company and increase their business. The system that will be created have this main criteria, can make the booking of the car and the view

political activity. During the 2008 election process, utilizing advanced technologies and merging them with traditional sources that offered new opportunities for engagement and interactivity with promising voters. An amendment from the 2004 election, 100% of e-mails sent by McCain and Obama utilized some type of technical interactivity, including hyperlinks, banners, images, videos, audio inclusive language and calls for participation/action (Hendricks and Kaid 49). The inclusive language

The University of Chicago satisfies just about everything I could want in a university in terms of the kind of learning the school offers, its community, and how it can aid me in pursuing my future. Principally, as a student, I want to be academically challenged. I would much rather be doing very difficult, advanced coursework rather than being part of a class where I am not presented with any worthwhile problems to address. I suppose it is all well and good to take an easy course that one can pass

Introduction According to information processing model, short term memory has a limited capacity to hold information (Atkinson & Shriffin, 1968). The span of short term memory is said to be limited to about seven items (+2) (Miller, 1956 as cited in Terry, 2000). Short-term memory is also an active memory where we do our active memory processing (Lefrancois, 2000). For this reason, several researches have called the short term memory the working memory store (Gordon, 1989). Working memory is important

in persuasive public displays. In: AVI: Working Conference on Advanced Visual Inter-face, pp. 209–217. ACM Press, New York (2004) Müller, J., Walter, R., Bailly, G., Nischt, M. and Alt, F., 2012, May. Looking glass: a field study on noticing interactivity of a shop window. In Proceedings of the SIGCHI Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems (pp. 297-306). ACM. Müller, J., Alt, F., Michelis, D. and Schmidt, A. (2010) Requirements and design space for interactive public displays. Available

bigger party attempts to control what media goes through and what media does not go through. Because Jonsson and Ornebring believe that media is proactive, they also conclude that UGC is reliant on the interactivity created by newspapers, and because the newspapers decide on what type of interactivity they would like users to partake in, they can also effectively control what sort of UGC is created by users. This allows the media outlet to control the level of participation. Unlike Jonsson and Ornebring’s

The first person talking about the attention economy was Hebert Simon. He described it in 1971 as; "a wealth of information creating a poverty of attention, and a need to allocate that attention efficiently among the overabundance of information sources that might consume it." But is was Michael Goldhaber that was the first person using the term 'attention economy' and offered a different definition (1997) " ... if you have any particular piece of information on the Net, you can share it easily

Analysis of Reports The Course Activity Overview was the first report that I analyzed for this activity. The course overview initially displayed a bar graph of all enrolled user’s activity by day within the course shell for a duration of two weeks (July 21 through August 4); hours spent was labeled on the y-axis and the days of the week was labeled on the x-axis. It is interesting to note that such data can be retrieved. The time spent in the course of those who were enrolled totaled 193.29

individuals and their cognitions which are not satisfied with the media use. Author said that individual perception often depend on how much they are in contact (interactivity) with media. Perception is effected by personal experience, social interactions and media Furthermore the individual perception is not only influenced by the level of interactivity with media but it impacts on the perception of time spending on media type while using the media. Each and every different type of media communication

between Zhengyici Peking Opera Theatre in Beijing and the Weather Project in the Turbine Hall of Tate Modern in London. It shows that it is more crucial to work with the theatrical limits of interactivity rather than promoting a using of techniques in interactive art which might not lead to genuine interactivity - idealistic but unrealistic freedom of the spectator. Both Zhengyici and the Weather Project have the similar spatial layout: a narrow and deep space. The focus is arranged at the end of the

It was discovered that the immergence of social media coupled with the high price football tickets has reduced match attendance by younger audience. This on the other hand has created opportunities for brand marketing. The millennials and Gen X have similarities in media consumption. In April 2017, Katie Young in her Globalwebindex article titled “4 Things Every Marketer Should Know About Generation Z”, labelled Generation Z as internet users. Born into high-tech era of smart phones. 96% spend

Internet has accounted for 21% of the GDP growth in mature economies over the past 5 years. Business carried out on the Internet is the influence for such growth. “Public relations and the internet are both interactivity and the exchange of ideas, opinions, and information. Interactivity is the common bond between the internet and public relation. The internet provides public relations with a direct link to the public, and the public can, in turn, interact with public relations agencies and companies'

Introduction Credibility of social media is one of the key factors initiating and further increasing further public engagement and communication effectiveness in the social media. Blogs is one of the social media and chosen to be scoped in this literature, which have been considered to be most pertinent social medium. An effective way to measure blog credibility is hard to achieve without a valid, solid method to insure that measurement. This study has developed and measure blog credibility as well