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100 _aGanesh Dash
100 _aSyed Akmal
100 _aDebarun Chakraborty
245 _aA study on adoption of Mobile Learning Apps (MLA) : Development of an integrated framework in a multinational context
246 _aMARK
_fVol.53; No.5 -
_gMay 2023
_hpp. 8-23
520 _aPurpose: In this study, we provided an integrated framework to assess the determinants of intention to adopt and recommend mobile learning apps (MLA) in an emerging economy context. Methodology: We integrated diffusion of innovation (DOI) & DeLone and McLean’s information systems success model (D&M ISS Model). Four independent measures, compatibility, complexity, system quality, and information quality, were taken from the mentioned theories. Intention to adopt and intention to recommend are the dependent constructs. Intention to adopt also plays the role of mediator. Three hundred seventy-two participants from Saudi Arabia and India were included in the survey. Partial least squares (PLS) structural equation modeling (SEM) was used for the analysis. Findings: The results suggested that all the antecedents influenced the intention to adopt and recommend except for compatibility. Compatibility affected adoption intention only. The intention to adopt had a substantial impact on the recommendation intention. It also successfully mediated all the proposed relationships. In addition, a multi-group analysis (MGA) was also conducted to have country-specific results. Originality: We provided a new, comprehensive, and integrated model to assist learning app companies in implementing new technology. Two significant theories were integrated to provide a holistic and futuristic framework
630 _aEDU
650 _aCompatibility
650 _aComplexity
650 _aSystem quality
650 _aInformation quality
650 _aIntention to adopt
650 _aIntention to recommend
650 _aSaudi Arabia
650 _aIndia
856 _uDOI: 10.17010/ijom/2023/v53/i5/172724
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