Exploring how we interact with the operating system.
To use an interface, we need hardware. Classify the following devices in your Google Doc as either Input or Output.
Input
Output
To compare the features and benefits of different types of user interfaces provided by an operating system.
Graphical User Interface. Uses visual elements like icons and menus. Most common for everyday users.
WIMP Features:
Command Line Interface. Users type text commands. Used by technicians for direct, powerful control.
No icons, just power.
A simple interface where users choose from a list of fixed options. Great for specific tasks (like ATMs).
1. Withdraw Cash
2. Check Balance
3. Change PIN
UI_Design_Lab.html link shared in Google Classroom.In your Google Doc, answer the following 4-mark OCR exam question.
To finish the lesson, identify the interface type described in each scenario on your Mini Whiteboard.
Scenario A
"I'm at an ATM and I need to withdraw exactly £20."
Scenario B
"I'm using my iPhone to open the Camera app by clicking the icon."
Scenario C
"I'm talking to Alexa to set a timer for 10 minutes."
Scenario D
"I'm a server admin typing commands to update the firewall."