Module 3 Quiz

Immersive Tourism Experiences (ITE) are those experiences that offer the visitor an opportunity to interact and play with the latest trending digital technologies, so they do not get too much bored.

What are known to be the main 5 human senses?

Humans have other senses beside the main 5 human senses.

Can you replace any of the senses with another?

Digital devices, such as (touch) screens, sound speakers or headphones, sensors, smart phone apps, VR headsets, and others are considered to be

With digital devices, one can directly affect?

Which type of mobile apps are usually cheaper to develop but offer more basic functionalities?

Which of these two extended realities can offer a perception of being physically present in a non-physical world?

Which type of virtual tours are cheaper to design and implement?

What do holographic projections do best?

Interactive screens, object recognition (OR) tables and walls are highly customizable, but which of the following they cannot do best?

Which of the ITE building blocks are designed to fill the user’s visual field, giving the sensation of physical presence in a simulated word?

The first step of an Immersive Experience Design Path is to choose the technologies you like most and want to use in your ITE offer.

It is important to know what are your strengths, and to find the uniqueness and essence of your experience.

Focusing on targeting audience is very important! Knowing the audience’s habits, level of their technology skills and attitude towards new trends they might follow (or dislike) can be helpful when designing an ITE?

Is storytelling possible only through spoken or written words?

We have learned that to design an unforgettable experience, storytelling has to inspire the visitor and keep him engaged, but in which part of the experience it is important to engage a visitor?

The so called »Wow moments« of an ITE are those moments which

What matters the most in designing an immersive tourist experience?