Answer:
Interactive media refers to the different ways in which people process and share information.
Interactive media is meant to engage the user and interact with them in a way non-interactive media does not.
Television and radio are the most common examples of non-interactive media.
Examples of interactive media include social media, virtual reality, and apps.
Interactive media was brought upon by the Internet revolution of the 90s and improved technology, such as smartphones.
The uses of interactive media are far and wide, from education to networking to video games.
