Gone are the days that computers will be used by select users sitting at a desk with a mouse and keyboard. The next wave of computing, ubiquitous computing, is upon us. With smart phones, tablet computers, and embedded sensors/actuators flourishing, users are already interacting with dozens of computers per day. A large body of research has addressed many issues in hardware and software for the...

Abstrak: Pembelajaran elektronik dengan memanfaatkan perangkat teknologi seperti komputer, tablet maupun telefon pintar telah berkembang pesat pasca pandemic COVID-19 namun belum menghasilkan temuan yang konklusif. Maka, tujuan penelitian ini untuk menginvestigasi minat siswa terhadap sistem pembelajaran berbasis Moodle. Metode digunakan End User Computing Satisfaction (EUCS) pengujian pada Moo...

End-users, who are projected to outnumber professional programmers in the next decade, present a unique opportunity to understand how computer science knowledge is acquired in the real world. We conducted an analysis of projects created by end-user programmers to discern their adoption of introductory computing constructs. A variety of project sizes were represented in the data, ranging from fe...

The purpose of this study was to report our experiences in promoting NI training and professorship using the strategy of End User Computing in Taiwan. An interview-based survey was made to better understand the pros and cons of this strategy from three successful projects. The results appear promising and cost-effective.

INTRODUCTION We believe that end-user programming capabilities are an essential part of any flexible ubiquitous computing system. When these are well designed, and tightly integrated with the system as a whole, they allow users to add functionality that was not, and in many cases, could not have been, anticipated by the system’s designers. This enables users to benefit fully from the possibilit...

This article focuses on the psychometric stability of the end-user computing satisfaction (EUCS) instrument by Doll and Torkzadeh when applied to Taiwanese end-users of typical business software applications. Using a survey of 342 users, this research provides evidence that the instrument is a valid and reliable measure in Taiwanese applications. Given this evidence, managers and software produ...

IT managers in global firms often rely on user evaluations to guide their decision-making in adopting, implementing, and monitoring the effectiveness of enterprise systems across national cultures. In these decisions, managers need instruments that provide valid comparisons across cultures. Using samples representing five nations/world regions including the US, Western Europe, Saudi Arabia, Ind...