Human Computer Interaction-Final

We live together, work together, play together, talk to each other, and socialize

• True

• False

Social technologies developed to enable us to persist in being social when we together

• True

• False

Various mechanisms and ‘rules’ are followed when holding a conversation face to face, such as mutual greetings like hi, hello and etc

• True

• False

Conversation analysis of conversations propose three basic rules:

Rule 1: The current speaker chooses the next speaker by asking an opinion, question, or request, Rule 2: Another person decides to start speaking, Rule 3: The current speaker continues talking

• True

• False

Turn-taking used to coordinate conversation

• True

• False

Remote conversations are much research on how to support conversations when people are ‘at a distance’ from each other

• True

• False

The following email, videoconferencing, instant messaging, and chatrooms are examples of?

• Remote Conversation

• Conversational Mechanism

• Desktop Communication

• Denial of Service

zoom, google meet and MS Team are examples of

• Remote Conversation

• Conversational Mechanism

• Desktop Communication

• Video Conferencing

Enable people to attend events who could not do so, such as by controlling their robot remotely

• Telepresence robots

• Communication Protocol

• Chatting

• Multimedia

It refers to one party being present with another party, who is present in a physical space, such as a meeting room

• Telepresence

• Social presence

• presentation

• social interaction