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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"Computer Confidence"”.
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A study to investigate the attitude of customers towards electronic banking: The case of a South African-based company
… use, perceived usefulness, trust, social norm, computer confidence on attitude towards e-banking and intention to start or continue using internet/cell phone banking among company ABC customers. Company ABC is a South African-based financial institution which was officially launched in January …
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Identifying At-Risk Students: An Assessment Instrument for Distributed Learning Courses in Higher Education
… assisted or hindered by the capabilities of the computer information systems that create and provide access to information. Specifically, the study focused on the indicators of completion for students enrolled in video conferencing and Web-based courses. In the final version, the Distributed …
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Identifying factors that predict student success in a community college online distance learning course.
… factors, psychological factors, and computer efficacy factors that predict a student's ability to successful complete an online (Web-based) distance learning community college course. Major student retention theories and student attrition and persistence research guided the study. …
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Management styles and managers attitudes towards IT: A developing country context.
… IT. Managers' attitudes towards IT including computer anxiety, computer confidence, computer liking and computer usefulness were found to have significant positive relationship with the people oriented management styles including innovative, democratic, and participative style except the …
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Evaluation of the development and application of multimedia computer assisted learning in Higher Education.
… with approaches to the evaluation of multimedia computer assisted learning in higher education. The thesis is presented in two parts. The first part consists mainly of a literature based review of the rationale and methods employed in the development of multimedia CAL systems focusing on the …
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The Attitudes of African American Middle School Girls Toward Computer Science: Influences of Home, School, and Technology Use
… background, stereotypes, discrimination, self-confidence, and a lack of self-efficacy or belief in one's capabilities. However, a majority of the literature fails to represent African American females in research studies. This research used a mixed methods approach to understand the attitudes …