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Universal Journal of Educational Research 8(11): 5061-5071, 2020 http://www.hrpub.org DOI: 10.13189/ujer.2020.081106 Technology Acceptance Model' Concepts, Contribution, Limitation, and Adoption in Education 1,* 1 1 2 Samar Zaineldeen , Li Hongbo , Aka Lucien Koffi , Bilal Mohammed Abdallah Hassan 1School of Management, Jiangsu University, Jiangsu, China 2School of Economics and Management, Being Forestry University, China Received June 10, 2020; Revised September 1, 2020; Accepted September 11, 2020 Cite This Paper in the following Citation Styles (a): [1] Samar Zaineldeen, Li Hongbo, Aka Lucien Koffi, Bilal Mohammed Abdallah Hassan , "Technology Acceptance Model' Concepts, Contribution, Limitation, and Adoption in Education," Universal Journal of Educational Research, Vol. 8, No. 11, pp. 5061-5071, 2020. DOI: 10.13189/ujer.2020.081106. (b): Samar Zaineldeen, Li Hongbo, Aka Lucien Koffi, Bilal Mohammed Abdallah Hassan (2020). Technology Acceptance Model' Concepts, Contribution, Limitation, and Adoption in Education. Universal Journal of Educational Research, 8(11), 5061-5071. DOI: 10.13189/ujer.2020.081106. Copyright©2020 by authors, all rights reserved. Authors agree that this article remains permanently open access under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution License 4.0 International License Abstract Numerous models have been provided by 1. Introduction researchers in the past to determine and assess the success of Information Systems. Every model has been evaluated. With the massive development of innovation, Consequently, each model has pros and cons related to it. individuals have a higher chance of utilizing novel Here we are studying the Technology acceptance Models technology in their everyday life and work. Indeed, (TAM) and debating their features, contributions, and the researchers investigated and published a hypothetical limits of the earlier version of this theory. The TAM model, model to clarify user's information technology acceptance created by Davis (1989), is applied to determine the and use, for example, the theory of reasoned action [1,2], acceptance, adoption, and utilization of information the theory of planned behavior [3,4], as well as the technology. It is prevalent two constructs are used in TAM, technology acceptance model (TAM) [5,6], and customer perceived ease of use and perceived usefulness. The TAM adoption of information technology in the direction of a model gained extensive popularity between the researchers, unified view model [7]. Among those speculations and and it is among the most effective models. TAM is models, "one of a broadly applied models of information dissimilar to other models as it does not measure success. technologies acceptance and employ is the TAM" [8]. However, it is employed to investigate and predict the users’ TAM was applied to clarify the customer acceptance of intention to use Information technology. Since technology innovation utilized in a diverse environment setting. acceptance in an academic environment is becoming Review in the field of innovation adoption regularly well-known, what had resulted in hubs of learning provides a challenge concerning the shortage of describes as an online learning community. Therefore, this comparable studies and consumers' innovation in paper gives a review of the present state of research on the experience [9]. With the rise in technological reliance in Technology Acceptance Model. It offers a concise entry our lives and world economies connection, several point to the theory’s background and its adoption in researchers linked with the scholarly community and education, which might be purposely advantageous for industry have been actively concerned with studying novice readers. The knowing of these models allows us to end-user adoption intentions of diverse technologies know the factors that impact the adoption of IS in the [10,11]. education environment to take advantage of this tool. Regarding education, particularly for electronic learning, Keywords Technology Acceptance Model, Education, in addition to mobile learning, the TAM is enormously E-learning functional [12]. It was employed in a study that assessed the recognition of the e-learning platform by learners. 5062 Technology Acceptance Model' Concepts, Contribution, Limitation, and Adoption in Education TAM being assessed incorporates firms [13]; the TAM recognition of IS [5]. The conceptual basis for TAM is was employed in research that inspected the attitudes of founded on the theory of reasoned action (TRA) [2]. It was staff and their adoption of e-learning frameworks in the created by [5]. TAM substitutes several of TRA’s attitude enterprises. variables with the two technology acceptance factors– In the area of administration investigation, TAM has perceived ease of use along with perceived usefulness. obtained comprehensive experiential support throughout TAM concentrates on the approach explanations of practice, approvals, in addition to applications [14] by intention to apply a particular service or technology. The practitioners and scholars, proposing that TAM is robust TAM model has been expanded and customized. over time, environments, communities, plus technologies. Numerous current studies have involved TAM when The TAM was utilized in research that examined perceived studying the adoption of online technologies [17]. usefulness along with usage intention regarding impact [15]; this was to assess four longitudinal investigations in 2.1. TAM 1 administration. The TAM was initially established by [18] and further Awareness of the aspect that affects an individual’s created by Davis et al. [6] to create a model for computer intent to utilize a system before the design of the system is technology acceptance. Surendran [19] verifies that the essential to make the system broadly used and received by TAM is one of the concepts that has been base on (TRA) potential users. In the field of IS, acceptance research is and has been applied to clarify an individual's acceptable often conducted to figure out consumer intentions, which behavior. Concurring to [20], TAM substitutes some of help in increasing system utilization. Thus, acceptance TRA's attitude factors with two variables of technology studies the area of education is also compulsory. acceptance (perceived ease of use as well as perceived The aim of the study usefulness). It recommends that perceived ease of use as well as perceived usefulness includes an individual’s The point of this study is to explore the technology intention to utilize a framework with "intention to use" acceptance model studies in the education area mainly. working as a mediator of framework utilization [21]. With this investigation, the aim is to bring forth the existing Mainly, the TAM is consists of different variables (see technology acceptance research pattern in the education Table 1): attitude towards behavior, behavioral intention, area, detect the limitations, and propose an upcoming actual system use, perceived usefulness as well as research path. perceived ease of use. Figure 1 demonstrates that the actual This study deals with a vital concern in the TAM. system usage is instantly affected by behavioral intention, Based on the different versions of this theory, this study which is impacted by an equal attitude towards behavior tried to analyze researches on technology acceptance in and perceived usefulness. Attitude towards behavior is the field of education, in particular online learning. straightly impacted by perceived ease of use in addition to perceived usefulness. The TAM principally relies on two factors, perceived usefulness in addition to perceived ease 2. Technology Acceptance Model of use, to inspect persons' beliefs in addition to attitude toward computer technology approval [5]. Perceived Following [16], the TAM is a model that emulates how Usefulness directly impact by perceived ease of use; also, the customer comes to accept and utilize an innovation. external factors have an impact on perceived ease of use in The TAM is further created for indicating end-user addition to Perceived Usefulness. Table 1. The Constructs of the TAM Constructs Literature support Definition Behavioral Intention [22 , 23, 24,25] An individual intends to act in a manner without guarantees to do so [2]. Attitude Towards Behaviour [26, 27 , 28 , 29] The extent to which a person thinks that acting the behavior is negative or positive [7]. The extent to which an individual accepts that employing a certain Perceived Usefulness [5 , 30 , 31, 32] application framework will raise his or her work performance inside an organization environment [5]. Perceived Ease of Use [30, 7, 3, 5] Measures the level to which a person assumes that employing a system is effortless [6]. Universal Journal of Educational Research 8(11): 5061-5071, 2020 5063 Figure 1. TAM1 Source [5] Table 2. The Constructs of Perceived Usefulness in the TAM2 Constructs Literature support Definition Subjective [ 3 , 29 , 34 , 35] The extent to which a person feels that individuals suppose he or she has to carry out Norm the behavior [33]. can be characterized as the degree to which one's Image [15,35, 36,37] status is viewed to be improved by the employ of innovation in one's status of social systems [35] Job Relevance [15,38,39,40] The level to which the innovation is correlated to the job of someone [15]. Results Demonstrability [8,35, 40,42] is distinct as visibility of results [15]. Output Quality [40,41,42,43] Distinct as “what extent the novel technology executes work made by the user" [15]. Figure 2. TAM 2 Source [15] 2.2. TAM 2 Venkatesh and Davis [15] performed longitudinal Venkatesh and Davis [15] expanded TAM to clarify the research to explore the suggested model on 156 employees determining factors of perceived usefulness. The expanded in four companies who utilize four systems, where the use demonstrate, known as the TAM2 (as illustrated in Figure of two frameworks was optional, and the use of the other 2), contains social influence processing variables two frameworks was compulsory. The consequences (subjective norms, image, as well as voluntariness), confirmed the accomplishment of the suggested model is cognitive instrumental processing variables (perceived either chosen or compulsory use, where subjective norms ease of use, result demonstrability, output quality, job do not affect voluntary environments. Moreover, the relevance). Table 2 shows the constructs of perceived results of subjective norms on perceived usefulness, along with behavioral intention, tend to be reduced when the usefulness in the TAM2 experience is expanded. 5064 Technology Acceptance Model' Concepts, Contribution, Limitation, and Adoption in Education Table 3. The Constructs of Perceived Ease of Use in the TAM3 Constructs Literature support Definition Computer Anxiety [8,26,45,46] The concern of utilizes the computer or concern of the potential of utilizing a computer [47]. Define as the level to which "the activity of applying a particular framework Perceived enjoyment [48, 49,50,51] considered to be interesting in its own right, regardless of the consequences" [44]. Computer self-efficacy [26 ,45,53; 54] Describe as the level to which persons believe they can achieve a particular work utilizing the computer [52]. Computer playfulness [55,56,57,58] The fundamental inspiration to cooperate with the new framework [8]. The technology-based comparison regarding the actual, instead of user Objective Usability [5,44 ,59,60] perception, effort that is compulsory to achieve specific tasks [44]. Perception of external control [44,60,61,62] The level to which a person supposes that organizational assets are obtainable to ease the system use [7]. Figure 3. TAM 3 Source[8] 2.3. TAM3 with subjective norms. Output quality, experience, in The foremost later modification, the TAM generated an addition to voluntariness, are categorized as moderators. innovative model, described as the TAM3. The main On the other side of the model, [8] assumed that participants of the TAM3 are addressing the key factors of perceived ease of use is impacted by what they call anchors perceived usefulness in addition to perceived ease of use and adjustments. Table (3)contains the declarations of the [8]; as a result, the TAM3 was born from the integration of factors of perceived ease of use. These constructs were called 'anchors' for the reason that when the facts about the the TAM2 [15] with the paradigm of perceived ease of use system's ease of use are deficient, persons tend to depend determinants [44]. Figure (3) shows the constructs of the on general information (anchor) to perceive the system's TAM3. ease of use. Venkatesh [44] theorized that the anchors, Venkatesh and Davis [15] assumed that perceived associated with computers and their use, drive people's usefulness impacted by job relevance, output quality, preliminary opinion about the system's ease of use. image, perceived ease of use, results demonstrability, along The four anchors that influence perceived ease of use are
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