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- 1What is an Emerging Technology?Technologies which rise in new knowledge or the innovative application of existing knowledge
- 2What are the characteristics of emerging technologies?they Lead to rapid developement of new capabilities
they Create new opportunities and challenges
they have the potential to cause great changes - 3What is convergance of technologies?Multiple technologies that are able to be used on a single device
- 4What are disruptive technologies?Technologies that not only change the way we do things, but change to the extent where the new way replaces the old
- 5What is the main purpose of Emerging Technologies ?help humans better interact with the world around them for whatever reason( work, play, health, business, industry etc.)
- 6What is IoTIoT, is the interconnection between devices, that are able to exchange data and actions, which are able to carry out information
- 7What is feedback loop?Feed back loop is when People’s needs influence new tech and the tech influences what people do. One changes the other.
- 8Role of mobile in IOTProvides Visual Interface,
Easily accessable
Most people own a device
people have them with them most of the time - 9What is the main purpose IOT?Simplify Life
Enable Users
Shape Behaviour - 10What is Usability?Usability is the amount of mental effort
extended by users to achieve thier objectives - 11What are Jacob Nielsons 5 dimensions of Usability?Effectiveness
Effeciency
Aerotolerance
Learnability
Satisfy - 12What is Effectiveness?Gets job done, allows users to do what they need to do
- 13What is effeciency?Efficiency is the minimal amount of time
- 14What is Satisfy?If all dimension of usabilitare experienced, users will have a satisfied experience
- 15What are the barriers in Accessibility?The Barriers of accessibility are Functional (physical) & Situation
- 16What is Universal Design?users are able to interact with the system, without changes
- 17What is a Hueristic?A Hueristic is a guiding principle
for designing interactive systems - 18What are examples of Hueristics?Principle 1:
Equitable Use
Principle 2:
Flexibility in Use
Principle 3:
Simple and Intuitive Use
Principle 4:
Perceptible Information
Principle 5:
Tolerance for Error
Principle 6:
Low Physical Effort
Principle 7:
Size and Space for Approach and Use - 19What purposes can images be used on a multimedia interactive interfaceImages can be used as icons, or to display and illustrate concepts
- 20What are the different types of signs?Index
Icon
Symbol - 21What are the key issues you need to address when designing Gestural Interactions?InConsistancy
Differences across cultures
Feedback
Fatigue
Environment - 22Gestural Interaction is always natural, true or false?False because everyone has different gestures
- 23What are hybrid Designs?Hybrid Designs are a combination of technology and natural environments
- 24What is meant by the term architechtural as interface?The environment is an interface because the user is able to interact with it
- 25What are Sentinent Cities?Smart Cities
- 26What is Hoffers Framework?Rationalizes design choices in hybrid environments
- 27Why is Hoffers Framework Important?Helps think about a persons environment, and behaviour
- 28What is a Project?A series of steps or tasks proceeding to a greater goal
- 29What are the three contraints of a project?Time Cost and Quality
- 30Why would the conception of qulity be a problem?Because some users perception on quiality may be different to others
solved with objectives - 31What are goals?Tells you end point but dosent tell you how to get there
- 32What are ObjectivesUsed to support goals
- 33What are the different types of soundNarration
Music
Alerts and sound effects - 34What are the parc principesProximity - closeness
Allignment - relationship
Reeptition consistancy
Contrast-differences between elements - 35—
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