A conceptual framework for measuring the acceptance of pervasive learning

The technological innovation and advancements in smart phones and wireless communication have reformed learning techniques such as Pervasive Learning (P-learning), Mobile Learning (m learning) and Electronic Learning (e-learning). P learning is the new form of innovative technologies for learning th...

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Main Authors: Koondhar, Muhammad Yaqoob, Abdul Molok, Nurul Nuha, Chandio, Fida, Rind, Muhammad Malook, Raza, Ali, Shah, Asadullah
Format: Conference or Workshop Item
Language:English
Published: 2015
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Online Access:http://repo.uum.edu.my/15531/1/PID193.pdf
http://repo.uum.edu.my/15531/
http://www.icoci.cms.net.my/proceedings/2015/TOC.html
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Summary:The technological innovation and advancements in smart phones and wireless communication have reformed learning techniques such as Pervasive Learning (P-learning), Mobile Learning (m learning) and Electronic Learning (e-learning). P learning is the new form of innovative technologies for learning that occurs at the user’s will at anywhere, anytime and with any mobile or handheld devices.Students using P-learning can overcome the obstacles such as poor facilities in the classroom, gender, cultural and religious barriers, hectic personal and professional lives by providing flexibility and more than one medium for learning.This research is intended to study the specific factors influencing students as to whether accept and use these new technologies (P-learning).This study extends the existing research on Technology Acceptance Model (TAM) and will develop an integrated model of P-learning acceptance.It is also expected that this research study will help provide strategies for educators in the development and implementation of courses designed to integrate technology. This study employs mixed research methods for triangulation to get the desired research results.The data for this research is collected through focus group and a cross sectional questionnaire survey.