Which statement best describes Interactive Video/Television (ITV)?

• A. One-way broadcast video.
• B. Audio-only communication.
• C. Two-way, synchronous, interactive video and audio signals for telehealth or distant education.
• D. Pre-recorded video content.

Answer: (C)

Interactive Video/Television describes real-time, bidirectional communication using video and audio that supports telehealth or remote education. The essential point is that it is two-way and synchronous, so participants can see and hear each other and interact as if they were in the same room, with live guidance and feedback. This enables real-time assessment, demonstration, and decision-making. One-way broadcast video lacks interaction, audio-only communication has no video, and pre-recorded video content cannot support live exchange. Therefore, two-way, synchronous, interactive video and audio for telehealth or distant education best describes ITV.