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interactive Definition

inter·ac·tive (-aktiv)

adjective

  1. acting on one another; reciprocally active
  2. designating or of programming or electronic equipment, as for TV, videodiscs, etc., which allows viewers to participate, as by making a response, influencing the pace of the action, etc.
  3. of or involving a mode of operation in which there is a continual exchange of information between the computer and the user at a video screen

interactive Usage Examples

Preposition: in

  • nature: The workshop will be interactive in nature so numbers will be limited.

Adjective complement with noun phrase

  • make: An additional joystick allows you to make the player more interactive.

Modifies a noun

  • whiteboard: Pupils can work at a computer or an interactive whiteboard; finding out about life in another country.
  • whiteboards: This is your guide to buying the best Interactive whiteboards on the internet.
  • tutorial: Each CD ROM offers up to six hours of index linked interactive tutorial.
  • quiz: Find out by taking our interactive quiz for the chance to win an iPod nano.
  • map: Click here to browse Explore's Beyond Tours using our interactive map.
  • multimedia: There are many fields in which interactive multimedia now plays a major role.

Modifying Another Word

  • highly: The play is highly interactive with the young performers becoming peer facilitators.
  • fully: Top 20 Hits 20 on 20 is the world's first fully interactive hit music experience playing just the songs you vote for!
  • truly: I'm just not sure it's the job of truly interactive material to deliver them.
  • richly: If cabling advances rapidly enough, richly interactive experiences will also be possible.
  • increasingly: A properly resourced call center and much better website ( which is becoming increasingly interactive ) were also set up in early 2000.
  • extremely: An extremely interactive experience living in dublin club jaws dropped nobody said anything.

Used with adjective complement

  • become: Once you become INTERACTIVE you will know you are never alone.
  • create: But we would run an event for you on how to create interactive learning activities in Word.
  • go: All gone interactive with simulators installed so you can try out their clubs and have some advice regarding possible custom fitting.
  • get: Interactive Mid Suffolk How to get interactive with Mid Suffolk's website.
  • provide: A good system will also provide interactive, context-sensitive help.
  • use: Around 90 % of people with digital are using interactive once a month.