The phrase "as interactivity" is not correct and may not be usable in written English without additional context.
It could potentially be used in discussions about user engagement or interactive design, but it needs to be part of a complete thought.
Example: "The game was designed to enhance user experience as interactivity plays a crucial role in player engagement."
Alternatives: "in terms of interactivity" or "regarding interactivity".
We refer to these features as 'Interactivity Enriching Features'.
But in the last fifteen years, despite plenty of forward thinking on such matters as interactivity and Internet distribution, Rundgren became a musical relic, putting out records that were preachy, overly clever, or just plain incoherent.
As interactivity became more developed, Lucas moved into computer videogames.
Our study findings indicate tradeoffs even between some of the well-established principles such as interactivity, control over pacing, and voice (Chi 2009; Heidig and Clarebout 2011).
Those book apps have most of the functionality that you can get inside of a digital book, as far as interactivity.
That means not only that prices will come down but also that more enhancements are likely to be added, such as interactivity, broadband access, E-mail and Internet access capability.
Co-founder Edward Saatchi wants to avoid things that feel like mini-games, and focus on "as much interactivity as makes you connect with Lucy".
As a consequence these tutorials have just as little interactivity and adaptivity as the printed originals.
It is advisable to give as much interactivity as possible to users, so a knowledge of PHP, ASP or another scripting language is a good idea.
The team relied on many consultants for advice, including specialists in movement and interactivity, as well as experts in the cognitive aspects of age-appropriate storytelling.
Future work and theoretical implications for the operationalization of interactivity as well as practical implications for distance education content design are discussed.
