FACTORS AFFECTING INTENTION TO CONTINUE USING E-LEARNING: A STUDY WITH FEDERAL UNIVERSITY TEACHERS
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https://doi.org/10.20946/rad.v15i1.12151Keywords:
Technology Acceptance Model, Technology Adoption, E-learningAbstract
The study aims to identify the factors that influence teachers’ intention of continuing to use e-learning in a federal university in Brazil. Through an extension of the TAM model, where was time and self-efficacy were included as external variables, it was found that the intention to continue using e-learning is influenced by the perception that the evaluated technology can contribute to improve teachers’ performance. It was also found that the intention to continue to use e-learning methodologies may not occur according to some of the constructs used in the TAM model.Metrics
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