The phrase "interactive items" is correct and usable in written English.
It refers to any objects or elements within a sentence that engage the reader or require their input in some way. Example: "The online learning platform offers students a variety of interactive items, such as quizzes and simulations, to enhance their learning experience."
For example you need to hold down a trigger before using the joypad stick to flick through available interactive items.
Journalists across the paper and web continued to add content throughout the day, and by midnight the website had published 38 new items including more than 20 articles (some of which were updated as the story developed), several blogposts, two videos, photos, audio, a poll and two interactive items.
The fact that the lack of template alternatives has made it difficult for the general teachers to incorporate interactive items into testing.
Meanwhile, an item sharing website based on Web2.0 was constructed, through which users can exchange the created interactive item templates, interactive items, and interactive test sheet.
You earn points by creating games and environments a la Little Big Planet and you can earn currency to buy various pieces of content and interactive items.
We also observed that the coefficient for the interactive items tended to have negative values and that the higher the postoperative bone height was, the larger the amount of decrease was.
To underpin interactive multimedia test, this research has cultivated interactive item template as the basic sharing atomic unit.
Multimedia such as text, image, audio, and animation can be added, deleted or set to the wished animated effect to created into an interactive item, while on-line interactive testing as well as auto-grading are supported.
The platform also enables to provide interactive item visualizations (such as the list of potential errors in a model in item-type example 3, which changes dynamically depending on the selected model element).
In [58] a 3D interface (3D-Ring and 3D-Globe) was proposed as an alternative to the 2D grid presentation for interactive item-search in visual content databases, see Fig. 7.
In addition, a corresponding visual item authoring system Interactive Test Item System (ITIS) (Koong et al., 2007), and an auto-grading examer were developed.
