What comes into your mind when you hear the word interactive? From the term itself interact! It's basically allowing a two-way flow of information between a computer and a computer-user; in other words, it's an interaction between the user and the computer. From Web 1.0 aka Static Webpage a page that cannot be interacted with until the years went by, and developers developed the so called Web 2.0 that's defined as a Dynamic website which returns to our 1st statement up there, Interactive Multimedia. The main purpose of Web 2.0 was to create an interactive page that emphasized user-generated content and ease of usability! Most of the websites you see today have embedded YouTube videos on them. To remedy the problem that not everyone has fast internet connection, these YouTube videos can be set to be played "on-demand" rather than having them played automatically.
Multimedia Content
Here are multimedia content that you can find on some websites:
1. Videos - You can embed a video from video streaming sites to the entire world. (e.g., YouTube, Vevo, Vimeo, Twitch.)
2. Sound, Music or Audio - Alternatively, you can also share other small sound bites to the world instead.
3. Online Games - Game developers came with the brilliant idea of "browser-based games." Where you do not need to install anything but flash, just sign up and play! (e.g., AdventureQuestWorlds, Farmville, Candy Crush.)
4. Online Tests - Get in touch with your users, Online survey forms that automatically displays results after finished are the best way to study who you're dealing with on the internet, this can also serve as feedback data for you to improve your site! (e.g., Online IQ and Personality Tests, What's your spirit animal?.)
5. Courseware - Online courses that stimulate the classroom online, it's like home studying but online! (e.g., KhanAcademy, Eliademy, Edmodo.)
6. Podcasts - This is a type of episodic series through audio or text files that are streamed online. (e.g., Stuff You Should Know, TED talks, Ear Biscuits.)
7. Vodcasts - Similar to podcasts, they're audio but the only difference is that it also contains footage of who's speaking. (e.g., YouTube series/ shows like Good Mythical Morning, Or Let's Play series from youtubers.)
Tons of choices to choose from, find your style by playing around with them and through patience and proper management, maybe you'd attract tons of viewers someday. Thanks for reading and as always, have a nice day!
1. Videos - You can embed a video from video streaming sites to the entire world. (e.g., YouTube, Vevo, Vimeo, Twitch.)
2. Sound, Music or Audio - Alternatively, you can also share other small sound bites to the world instead.
3. Online Games - Game developers came with the brilliant idea of "browser-based games." Where you do not need to install anything but flash, just sign up and play! (e.g., AdventureQuestWorlds, Farmville, Candy Crush.)
4. Online Tests - Get in touch with your users, Online survey forms that automatically displays results after finished are the best way to study who you're dealing with on the internet, this can also serve as feedback data for you to improve your site! (e.g., Online IQ and Personality Tests, What's your spirit animal?.)
5. Courseware - Online courses that stimulate the classroom online, it's like home studying but online! (e.g., KhanAcademy, Eliademy, Edmodo.)
6. Podcasts - This is a type of episodic series through audio or text files that are streamed online. (e.g., Stuff You Should Know, TED talks, Ear Biscuits.)
7. Vodcasts - Similar to podcasts, they're audio but the only difference is that it also contains footage of who's speaking. (e.g., YouTube series/ shows like Good Mythical Morning, Or Let's Play series from youtubers.)
Tons of choices to choose from, find your style by playing around with them and through patience and proper management, maybe you'd attract tons of viewers someday. Thanks for reading and as always, have a nice day!
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