TA2: HCI in Everyday Life: revision quiz and key terms
Free practice for TA2: HCI in Everyday Life in OCR Cambridge Nationals IT (J836): R050. It has 4 parts: TA2.1 Purpose of HCI, TA2.2 Hardware Considerations, TA2.3 Software Considerations and TA2.4 User Interaction Methods. Try the questions, then check the key terms.
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Which user interaction method lets a user give commands by speaking to a device?
An HCI allows the input and output of data between a user and a computer system.
Which hardware consideration is most important when designing the HCI for a smartwatch?
A command line interface is generally easier for a beginner to use than a graphical user interface.
Which type of interface requires users to type text instructions using precise syntax?
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Key terms for TA2: HCI in Everyday Life
- Gesture interaction
- Controlling a device with hand or body movements, such as swiping a screen or waving at a sensor.
- HCI
- Human–computer interface: the way a user and a computer system communicate, through inputs such as touch and outputs such as a screen.
- High-resolution display
- Can improve the clarity of text and images shown within an HCI.
- Keyboard interaction
- Entering data and commands using physical or on-screen keys.
- Operating system
- Software that manages a device's hardware and provides the interface the user interacts with.
- Touch interaction
- Interacting directly with a screen using fingers or a stylus.
- Voice interaction
- Controlling a device by speaking commands, such as asking a smart speaker to play music.
What TA2: HCI in Everyday Life covers
In RADevo this topic has a full topic test and a focused quiz for each part:
- TA2.1 Purpose of HCI
- TA2.2 Hardware Considerations
- TA2.3 Software Considerations
- TA2.4 User Interaction Methods
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