1. allowing a two-way flow of information between a computer and a user, responding immediately to the user’s input
Usage: computing
2. involving communication or action between people

Examples

• The interactive whiteboard allows students to touch and manipulate images directly.
• This interactive website lets users customize their experience.
• The museum features interactive exhibits where visitors can conduct experiments.
• Interactive games help children learn math concepts more effectively.
• The teacher used interactive methods to engage all students in the discussion.
• Interactive television allows viewers to participate in shows through their remote controls.
• The interactive map shows real-time traffic conditions.