Study of Human computer interaction
Keywords:
E-learning, HCIAbstract
HCI is an interdisciplinary field that studies how people interact with computers. To better understand and ease user-machine interactions, it integrates knowledge from the fields of computer science, cognitive psychology, behavioural science, and design. Now more than ever, HCI is a regular part of our life. In fact, you can find it in just about any area. We utilise it to get answers to questions, organise our money, meet new people, further our education or professional development, and broaden our horizons in terms of entertainment options. Some of us can't even fathom a life without our gadgets now that they've become so integral to the modern experience.
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UGC Approved Journal
Satkunarajah, S. S., & Sinnathamby, K. (2013). PARTIAL FUNCTIONALITY AND SERVICE WORTHINESS IN COMPREHENSIVE NETWORKED VIRTUAL ENVIRONMENT. International Journal, 2(3), 2305- 1493.
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