Interaction Paradigms

Interaction paradigms are different methods or styles through which humans and computers communicate and work together. They shape how users give instructions, receive information, and perform tasks, influencing the design of software and devices. Examples include command-line interfaces where users type commands, graphical user interfaces with icons and menus, touch-based interactions on screens, and voice-controlled systems like virtual assistants. Understanding these paradigms helps in designing technology that is intuitive and efficient for various tasks and user preferences.