The document describes various digital experiences and interactive technologies that can be used to engage users, including touch tables, virtual presenters, iPad/display interactions, large video walls with touch screens, mobile apps, social media/Twitter displays, gesture sensors, RFID scanning kiosks, passive RFID member scanners, karaoke video booths, and social media integration. It also includes an interaction matrix that maps these experiences based on the level of user engagement and interaction time, ranging from simple single interactions to complex collaborative activities with long engagement.

1. Sample Digital Experiences
Touch Table Virtual Presenter Two Person Large Video Wall with
iPad/Display Interaction Touch Screen Kiosk
Mobile Apps Social Media/ Display with Gesture Social Media Photo
Twitter Fall Sensor and iPad Kiosk Booth
Check out this cool
app I just tried.
Check out this cool
app I just tried.
Check out this cool
app I just tried.
RFID Scanning Kiosk Passive RFID Social Media Integration Karaoke Video Booth
Member Scanner

2. Interaction Matrix
A rough matrix of current Complex Engagement
experiential capabilities and
applications based on level of
Collaborative
user engagement and Activity
interaction time. Gesture Activity/
Gaming User
Generated
Multiple Content
Screen
Interaction Personal-
ization Mobile
Interactivity
Touch Content On
Screen Demand Social
Web Site Media
Polls Sharing
Short and/or Long and/or
Singular Virtual Multiple
Interaction RFID Presenter Interactions
Live
Infographic
Email
Sensors Registration
Media
Player
Reporting/
Analytics
Social
Media
Cover Display
Flow
Functionality
Applications
Simple Engagement