This illustration of a classic text adventure makes me envision a creative student trying to port Leather Goddesses of Phobos for their project. In particular, the sensory component -- since the game included scents to supplement the text.

Perhaps they'd just have to hand in a box of appropriately scented items along with their code.

That's a solid definition. Obviously "literary works" may lead to a broader discussion about what exactly constitutes "literature". But that aside, it seems to cover the essence of what electronic literature is.

This seems reasonable, though it might be worth adding "digital" or something similar before "technology" (to make it more of a standalone quote / definition).

One could argue that a pop-up book involves "confrontation with technology at the level of creation", for example. It's just a different kind of technology.