The study evaluates the energy engineering students’ perception and insights concerning use usefulness of AR technology in online education during COVID-19 pandemic. assessment is based on following criteria: usefulness, suitability, advantages for different activities, types overlays. Results show an increased interest applications all teaching its a better understanding studied topics. Among ...

In this study, we treat the virtual community (VC) as one type of non-profitable organization and further explore its intellectual capital which help a VC attract more participants to generating better interaction in compare with other homogeneous VCs did. Integrating expectation confirmation theory (ECT) with capital constructs derived from intellectual capitals, explain the underlying motivat...

Information overload has been suggested as a potential barrier to use of social media by emergency managers, especially for gathering information during disasters. This paper, based on a survey of 477 U.S. county-level emergency managers, examines the relationship of the perception of information overload as a barrier to social media use for gathering information, to the intention to use social...

Users’ perceptions and beliefs are relevant for the adoption of conceptual modeling languages in practice. This paper examines the relationship between user perception of the quality of a conceptual modeling language from a cognitive point of view and its perceived usefulness. The article builds on Moody’s framework of quality characteristics of visual modeling languages. By means of an empiric...

The feedbacks obtained regarding the sense of presence from pilot users operating a Mobile Robotic presence (MRP) system to visit a simulated museum are reported in this paper. The aim is to investigate how much the perception of system’s usefulness and ease of use is affected by operators’ sense of social telepresence (presence) in the remote location. Therefore, scenarios of visiting a museum...

Abstract Students are the central agent in self-assessment; therefore, their perceptions crucial for successful self-assessment. Despite increasing number of empirical studies exploring how students perceive self-assessment, systematic reviews synthesising students’ self-assessment and relating them to implementation scarce. This review covered 44 eligible synthesised findings related two key a...

Motivated by the need for a better understanding of the acceptance and use of business to business information systems, this study builds upon the technology acceptance model to study the use of an Internet business-to-business information system in a leading Chinese information technology provider and its distributors In particular the study investigates individual users’ acceptance of a busin...

the problem which has been the focus of city constructors and architectures since the beginning of citizenship life is the issue of the nature of environmental quality. this study, with a review of explaining paradigms of environmental quality and by reliance on basic works, has assumed the question of nature of environmental quality an interdisciplinary concept (civic construction, sociology, ...

plagiarism is considered to be a very serious offence in most academic communities, particularly among western academia. there has been much discussion regarding the influential factors which result in plagiarism, such as ignorance and cultural attitudes. in the case of efl/esl students, it has been suggested that acts of plagiarism are often committed because students lack the proficiency to p...

Individual behavior in technology adoption can be predicted by perception and belief. Implementing TAM, this study aims to analyze the behavioral teaching staff using Google Apps for online learning. This examined effect of perceived usefulness, ease use, user training support on intention use technology. We analyzed 108 samples SPSS Process Model 4 15 examine mediation moderated effect. Our re...