Michael Riegler ; Ragnhild Eg ; Carsten Griwodz ; Pål Halvorsen
This article talks about panoramic interactive systems. One of the problems with this type of system is the overhead which happens when transferring a full-quality panorama to a client, as only a small amout of the actual footage is used to create the virtual view. And so, this type of system should be maximised in the terms of user experience and minimising in terms of bandwidth. So in this paper, they introduce tiling - which allows different parts of panorama to be of different quality.
Interactive Video Technology in Education: Past, Present, and Future
Lin Ching Chen Link to journal
Interactive video in connection with computers and games, create a vey powerful tool in the instructional department. In this article, the author goes through the history of the development in the interactive technology. Then, he talks about three main areas - the present situation and the future of the Interactive video technology, as well as talks about characteristics of equipment and software and how this can be used in education. Related topics, such as intelligent teaching system, student control and material design are also research.
This website talks how interactive videos are the new form of media, where a lot of important brands are using it to engage with customers. The interactive video lets the viewer interact with the content of the video through different means - clicking, scrolling, dragging, hovering and so on, similar to the way they would interact with web content. It then goes on to explain different types of interactive videos - Hotspots, 360 view, Quizzes, Branches and Data Inputs.
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