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Showing 1 to 20 of 51 for “"Unified Theory of Acceptance and Use of Technology (UTAUT)"”.
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Predictors of Dental Students’ Behavioral Intention Use of Teledentistry: An Application of the Unified Theory of Acceptance and Use of Technology (UTAUT) Model
<p>Shortages of dental professionals and access barriers to dental care are challenges to improving oral health and decreasing the burden of dental diseases. There are more than 57 million individuals in the U.S. who live in dental health professional shortage areas (DHPSA). The U.S. DHPSA areas …
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Learning Management System Adoption in the University: Exploring the Experiences of Canadian and International Students
Using the unified theory of acceptance and use of technology (UTAUT) model, this paper seeks to explore student’s experiences in using Sakai, a learning management system at Brock University. Adopting a mixed methods approach, the study examined the effects of performance expectancy, effort …
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A strategic approach to the implementation and adoption of an e-government system for the ministry of education in Kuwait
… under the spotlight, having become a focus of government efforts in several countries around the world. The successful implementation of e-government is beset by many challenges such as social, political and technological considerations. All of these need to be given due care and attention …
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Examining the Determinants of the Use of Mobile Technologies for Academic Purposes by Instructors and Students in Higher Education in Saudi Arabia
… across multiple educational contexts using handheld devices such as smart-phones and tablets. The successful use of M-learning systems depends on how they are viewed by students and lecturers. This research aimed to identify the determinants of the use of mobile learning in a higher education …
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A study of awareness and utilisation of online clinical resources by practice nurses in general practice in Canterbury
… significant growth in the potential application of Health Information Technology (HIT), into the daily clinical practice of registered nurses (Murphy, 2011; Nursing Informatics Awareness Task Force HIMSS, 2007). This study focused on practice nurses working in the largest Primary Health …
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The Adoption of the National Traffic Information System (NaTIS) by the Citizens during the Covid-19 Pandemic in South Africa
… engagement with the National Department of Transport services in South Africa, focusing on the NaTIS system. The central issue under investigation is the factors influencing the adoption and utilization of NaTIS among South African citizens. This study identifies and synthesizes several …
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Senior phase technology teachers' experiences of the utilisation of smartboards in Ekurhuleni District rural schools
This study aimed at exploring Senior Phase Technology teachers’ experiences on the utilisation of smartboards in Ekurhuleni District rural schools. More specifically, the study sought to identify whether the utilisation of smartboards in South Africa catapults the teaching and learning in the …
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Co-Creating a Socio-Technical Framework for the Design and Evaluation of Crime-Reporting Mobile Apps in Urban Residential Communities
… (apps) for crime reporting can enhance safety and foster social cohesion in urban communities, adoption of existing crime-reporting apps remains low because they overemphasize technological features at the expense of social realities. To address this problem, the study builds on socio-technical …
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Social Media Use and Acceptance Among Health Educators in Saudi Arabia
More than half the population of Saudi Arabia has access to the Internet and social media, which are considered to be the fastest growing methods of communication in the region. The Saudi Ministry of Health encourages health-care providers, health professionals, and health organizations to accept …
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Predicting clinicians’ intentions towards the electronic health record (EHR) : an extended UTAUT model
… Record (EHR) has the potential to promote understanding or awareness of healthcare knowledge among patients and healthcare providers to facilitate collaboration between various key stakeholders to improve the quality of healthcare. The technology is also expected to provide global health …
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Adoption and Integration of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in UAE Public Safety and Security Organisations
… the need to reach more people faster, safely and securely has encouraged usage by the United Arab Emirates (UAE) public sector. However, it has been challenging integrating AI with existing system, thereby discouraging further AI adoption. This study aims to identify and assess factors that …
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Potential Adoption of Native Fruit and Nut Tree Riparian Buffers on Private Land in Western Virginia
Riparian corridors are often farmed or grazed because they are typically productive and offer a low cost water supply for livestock. These areas are also critical in terms of water quality, soil retention, and aquatic and terrestrial wildlife habitat. Conservation of riparian areas can be …
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Internal organizational barriers to the adoption of social media marketing in the retailing industry of electronics and home appliances : the case of Egypt
A thorough look towards the use of social media reveals a strong potential to its role as a marketing tool. This study examines the barriers to the adoption of SMM by retailers of electronics and home appliances in Egypt. Despite the long stream of research in this field, research investigating the …
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Investigating the Faculty Behavioral Intentions to Adopt Learning Management Systems (LMSs) in a Higher Education Institution in Saudi Arabia
… Systems (LMSs) have been an essential part of the e-Learning ecosystem since the 1990s. LMSs have been developed and widely adopted by higher education institutions around the world. Despite the instructional and financial benefits of using LMSs, the adoption and diffusion of LMSs by faculty …
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Factors influencing the adoption of e-marketing as a mode of marketing by SMEs in Zambia : a case of SMEs in the tourism industry.
… the way businesses operate worldwide, and SMEs in Zambia are not exempted from this trend. However, many SMEs in Zambia face challenges in accessing markets, which hinders their growth and competitiveness. E-marketing presents an opportunity for SMEs to reach a broader market and …
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Factors influencing the adoption of e-marketing as a mode of marketing by SMEs in Zambia : a case of SMEs in the tourism industry.
… the way businesses operate worldwide, and SMEs in Zambia are not exempted from this trend. However, many SMEs in Zambia face challenges in accessing markets, which hinders their growth and competitiveness. E-marketing presents an opportunity for SMEs to reach a broader market and …
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Enhancing Sustainability in Post-Construction Management: Leveraging API-Driven AI and Digital Twins for Optimising M&E Systems
… built environment contributes approximately 40% of global energy consumption and 36% of carbon dioxide emissions, with mechanical and electrical (M&E) systems representing the largest operational energy consumers. While AI-enabled Digital Twin technologies demonstrate proven energy savings of …
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The Use of Clinical Decision Support to Improve Nursing Practice
<p>Healthcare information technology is solidly entrenched in most acute care hospitals but the need to demonstrate its positive impact on patient outcomes persists. Clinical decision support (CDS) is an informatics tool that is highly customizable to promote patient improvement activities. Despite …
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An investigation of implementation, adoption and use of technology for enhancing students’ CoreLife Skills in a vocational institute : A Case Study informed by Actor-Network Theory
… Skills in the United Arab Emirates (UAE), and growing use of technology in education; this research investigates the assemblage of CoreLife Skills through technological innovation in a vocational education and training (VET) institute in the UAE. Further, the research explores the influence …
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A model of essential factors for e-government crowdsourcing initiatives
… using web technologies accesses the potential of a large network of people who respond to an 'open call'. Successful commercial implementations of crowdsourcing have succeeded in mobilising a large number of participants and leveraging these 'crowds' as a source of ideas, and for problem …
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