In “Evaluation of the Interactivity of Web-Based Learning Systems: Principles and Process”, interactivity in a learning environment involves interaction between student to teacher, student to content, or student to student [40]. Each interaction includes the use of web technologies and a computer in which the user must input data or respond to a feedback system in order to learn a subject. This type of interaction between the user and the system requires three types of action, which the authors described the process as a three-way model of interactivity (3-WMI) consisting of (1) the system initiates a request with the learner (user), (2) the learner (user) inputs data as a response to the system, and (3) the learner (user) waits to receive system feedback from the inputted data [40].
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